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hisself
(7/6/2016)
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Starts off with a lie!
Assault weapons may be NOT BE banned without violating the Second Amendment! Why? "These weapons are not commonly used for self-defense in the home." SO WHAT? The Second Amendment has no clauses regarding use in the home, it simply states that the government may NOT infringe upon the right to keep and bear arms. It is MY RIGHT to carry any arm which I can. No exceptions!
Assault weapons bans, machine gun bans, sawed off shotgun bans - ALL UNCONSTITUTIONAL! |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(7/6/2016)
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M4s are becoming far more popular for home defense, so the ignoramus who wrote it needs to update his information.
It is also true that it doesn't really matter if anyone uses them for defense. I don't think that antigunners really know what "shall not be infringed" really means. |
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