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UT: How “red flag” laws violate the Bill of Rights
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Mark A. Taff
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Most now understand that red flag laws violate the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights, and many Republicans, including the president, now seem willing to join Democrats — after the recent shootings in El Paso and Dayton by crazed left- and right-wing extremists — in putting dents in the Second Amendment, hoping that these laws “might” somehow help. But few realize that they also virtually eviscerate the Bill of Rights. What follows are the constitutional amendments red flag laws damage and how. |
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joebrandon
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http://suindependent.com/red-flag-laws-violate-bill-rights-second-amendment/ |
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