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MA: Court Rules Second Amendment Doesn't Protect AR-15
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A federal court ruled on Friday that AR-15 rifles, the high-powered rifle used in the Parkland mass shooting, as well as similar military-style rifles and high-capacity magazines are not protected under the Second Amendment.
"AR-15s and [large capacity magazines] are most useful in military service, they are beyond the scope of the Second Amendment [...] and may be banned," wrote Massachusetts District Court Judge William Young. The case was first brought in January 2017 by several gun owners, the nonprofit group Gun Owners' Action League, and gun stores On Target Training and Overwatch Outpost. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(4/7/2018)
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Judge William Young is an idiot.
Does he understand what "shall not be infringed" means? "Infringed" means "to intrude upon/into," or "to diminish."
So, "Judge" Young, how does your decision NOT diminish a right of the people?
Hopefully this @shat decision will be overturned. |
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punch
(4/7/2018)
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> Does he understand what "shall not be infringed" means?
Of course he knows what it means. He just doesn't care.
https://youtu.be/miVoe7U6Lx4 |
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