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Gun Control Is Re-Branded Gun Violence
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On January 9th, 2019, Dianne Feinstein introduced the Assault Weapons ban of 2019 to the United States Senate. In the authoritarian left’s endless attempt at complete social control, Feinstein has made it her goal to ban guns as small as the Ruger 10/22. Feinstein and her supporters justify this in the name of safety. While one may have sympathy for one’s desire for safety, basic logic refutes this claim. In fact, there is nothing that could make a physically weak person safer than a gun. It must be made clear that all gun laws are infringements. There is no compromise on fundamental rights. |
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Stripeseven
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| Rebrand it as you wish. It still doesn't erase the fact that it's the criminals. Again, it's the criminals. Stop trying to make law abiding citizens, somehow responsible for the inept ability to control criminals thru feel good legislation. Serve, not Rule.. |
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