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NY: The path to safer, saner NYC streets and subways
Submitted by:
Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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The first is the irrational abundance of guns on our streets. Yes, we have the Second Amendment, but, Good Lord, that right hardly seems to allow assault weapons, high-capacity magazines, rifles with vest-piercing bullets and weapons that seem to be readily available to teenagers, ex-convicts and unstable men and women.
The Catholic Church has always been an advocate of sane, reasonable gun and ammunition control, by the way, and an unflagging critic of the international arms bazaar. The Popes, our bishop’s conference and individual bishops have pointed out that sensible gun control is actually a “pro-life issue.” |
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hisself
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Sorry, Your Eminence, that is Bull Schiff!
Keeping the law abiding from possessing the means of self defense is the crime! |
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