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Scalia and the Second Amendment
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When John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, an autopsy was performed, even though the cause of death, massive injuries due to gunshot wounds, was obvious and witnessed, even recorded. The autopsy was done because it was required. When Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia passed away Feb. 13, no autopsy was performed, even though he died unexpectedly and alone at night. His demise wasn’t noticed until hours after it occurred.
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MarkHamTownsend
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While Scalia's death was a tragedy for his family and for our country I do not believe it was a murder. Antonio Scalia was an older man with health problems. A doctor did make a medical pronouncement.
We need to brace ourselves for the legal struggles this leaves us with regarding the second amendment. |
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