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PHORTO
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“People are allowed under the second amendment to own guns in this country. They have to ensure these weapons are secure when they have them," Cleveland Police Chief Calvin Williams said at a news conference at the Arcelor Mittal Steel Plant on Friday.
The chief needs remedial education on American Civics 101.
The Second Amendment doesn't "allow" the people anything, it PROHIBITS government from interfering with a right that the people were granted by God.
None of the Bill of Rights has anything to do with "allowing" the people's rights. It has EXPLICITLY to do with prohibiting government intrusion. |
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