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AK: Letter: Sensible gun laws
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There is a lot of talk about guns all across the country — a lot of “talk,” but not a lot of discussion. We are so entrenched in our opinions that we never discuss, we just talk and raise voices.
Discussions about gun safety do not threaten the Second Amendment. I believe that the National Rifle Association and all gun enthusiasts agree that there needs to be something done.
There are laws about about safety. For example, there were many people against wearing seat belts. There are laws about how fast you can go and laws that govern the right of way.
My point is that whenever safety is an issue, there need to be laws for protection. Guns are not the problem. People are.
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jac
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None of the proposed "solutions" are sensible gun laws.
Criminals don't get their guns at gun shows.
Proposed "common sense" gun laws will only affect law abiding citizens and start the path towards registration and confiscation. |
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