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PHORTO
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This law and all laws enacted by anti-gun pols follow the same modus: Declare at the onset that it has achieved its goal merely by existing, which is pure cacadoody.
Nearly all gun laws ultimately fail to attain the results 'assumed' by their proponents at the onset of their incarnations. They are never revisited to see if they actually deliver as promised.
It was indeed fortunate that in 1994, the NRA-led opponents of the "assault weapons" ban insisted on a sunset provision. Any gun bills that survive debate and are passed and signed into law should include a mandatory sunset.
If it takes a constitutional amendment to get that done, very well; make it so. |
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