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NY: Every armed person is someone just waiting to become a criminal
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Mark A. Taff
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I served 20 years in the U.S. Navy protecting your right to "bare arms," or was it to "arm bears."
We keep getting it pounded down our throats that everyone should be armed because the bad guys are armed.
In reality, every armed individual is someone just waiting to become a criminal.
If you believe so strongly in the Second Amendment, then you should arm yourself with a musket and a flintlock pistol, because that is what the founders had in mind when they established the Constitution. |
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dasing
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Why is it, that people who know so little about our Republic keep spouting jibberish about the 2A? They think our founding fathers were idiots. They used the term ARMS to denote any and all weapons at the time and in the future to be protected under 2A. All weapons in use for the milita, which is the whole of America , to be protected under 2A. ALL weapons for the use of the milita!!!
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