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David Codrea: Case SCOTUS Didn’t Hear Points to Larger Concern for Gun Owners
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"The fallout from two recent Supreme Court rulings is receiving needed attention, as it’s up to activist gun owners to keep apprised of looming threats and opportunities, and to minimize damage/maximize gains of case outcomes. For one decision, Gun Owners of America has been at the forefront of warning against the anti-gun dangers hidden in Obamacare. On the flip side, some are looking at the same sex marriage ruling to prompt states to recognize concealed carry permits. But as important as those concerns are, they may ultimately become moot points if a case SCOTUS declined to hear is an indicator of things to come . . ." ... |
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Longenecker
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The significance of David's report is that non-gun owners really have no idea of how anti-gun attitudes have adversely affected their households adversely. Too many Americans think all we do is guns, guns guns; maybe they're right!
That has to change if we're really going to protect the nation's interest through due process and non-violently - an issue of worry for many laymen.
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