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South Carolina has weak laws when it comes to guns. Go to any gun show and in some cases the seller will be less worried about your background than making the sale.
Straw sales are still a big problem. Stop allowing semiautomatic and fully automatic (bump-stock) weapons to be sold to the general public; these are weapons of war.
School teachers don’t need to carry guns in school, and we don’t need stupid laws that allow the public to carry guns in bars and restaurants. Even worse is the idiotic “constitutional carry” proposal. |
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'Glad that you're a 'former' sergeant in the USAF. (Thanks for your service. I think.)
But you have no understanding of our First Principles. Pursuant to First Principles, fundamental rights cannot be denied, nor even licensed.
To be a sergeant (or any other rank) in our military, you should be REQUIRED to understand and accept that. De facto, you ARE when you take the oath to uphold and defend our Constitution.
And since you obviously don't, please cease identifying yourself as a former member of our military. |
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