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KY: Greenup Fiscal Court passes Second Amendment Resolution
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The Greenup County Fiscal Court passed a resolution on Tuesday, joining the growing list of Kentucky counties passing similar resolutions in support of the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Proposed gun regulations and gun bans, such as those proposed in the state of Virginia, have sparked the support of such resolutions. Many have voiced the opinion that such proposed gun laws are attacks not only on the Second Amendment, but also on individual freedoms in general. |
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PHORTO
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“I just want to ask you, please don’t take the right away from law-abiding citizens."
Consider the tone and structure of that sentence. It's as if this is a subject is pleading before the king.
This is what we've come to. I thank this person for being there in earnest advocacy, but I submit that his lack of understanding of our constitutional republic is alarming.
We do not beg our governments not to take away fundamental rights. We DEMAND that they obey constitutional limitations, and when they don't, we refuse to comply.
This may sound like nitpicking, but it isn't. It goes to the core of our liberty. |
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