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Some admittedly controversial gun reform solutions
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Mark A. Taff
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So I propose some controversial solutions: outlaw the possession, sale and transfer of ammunition, and supply a taser to anyone who turns in a handgun, for starters. The Second Amendment does not specify ammunition as something protected by legal right. Just stage a lightening-like strike from Guam to Maine at the same moment, conducted by armed forces and police to confiscate every bullet from every shelf of every store and legislate the manufacture of ammunition be directed only and exclusively to the military and the police. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(5/28/2021)
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Authored by one misguided missionary.
Who says men of the cloth can't be libtards??? |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
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"[T]he writers of the Bill of Rights allowed in the Second Amendment the possession of guns."
This priest should stick to liturgy, because American First Principles obviously isn't his strong suit. |
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