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MS: An end to mass murder in America? We must find a way to stop the killings.
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Pleas for more gun control are the weakest response.
Yes, it’s despicable how politicians kowtow to the weapons lobby. Yes, it’s sad that the National Rifle Association, created to promote safe use of guns, has taken such an absolute stand. Their minions in Congress don’t dare talk about common sense updates, lest the checks stop flowing.
The Second Amendment says what it says, but it has never been interpreted to mean private ownership of any weapon by anyone is protected at any time. Don’t believe it? Try to buy a single stick of dynamite without a license. But an AK-47 with a steady stand is OK? |
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PHORTO
(11/30/2017)
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Yet another ill-informed, emotionally-driven thrall.
Statistically, 'mass shootings' in the U.S. are insignificant, and painting them as 'epidemic' or 'viral' is pure hyperbole. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(11/30/2017)
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Yea...stopping the killings would take a bite out of the mass killings.
Thank you Captain Obvious....I've always wondered about that. *SIGH!* |
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