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How Far America Has Fallen
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Mark A. Taff
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Babcox called the ban on high-capacity gun magazines that hold more than 15 rounds, signed into law by John Hickenlooper, the Democratic governor who has presidential aspirations, “a silly law.” The pastor said he could drive across the nearby border into Utah and buy a high-capacity magazine. He said the Second Amendment was designed to create a militia “equal to the government to ensure self-reliance,” and that therefore the ban on the magazines should be overturned. He said, “If I can limit somebody on what weapons they can buy, why would I not be able to limit what you can say about me under the First Amendment? When we endanger one right, we endanger them all.” |
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PHORTO
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He's right. "Far America" HAS fallen: CA, NJ, NY, IL, MA, MD etc. etc. etc.
There is nothing "farther" from America than those places. |
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