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PHORTO
(9/7/2018)
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"Common use is an activity. It's not common storage or possession. It's use. So what you said was that [assault] weapons are commonly used. They're not." - Diane What'sername
Wrong from the ground up. The right there specified is to "keep and bear", denoting two rights combined into one. The people have a right to keep arms, and they have a right to bear arms. If a person decides to keep but not bear arms, it is nonetheless protected by the amendment, Q.E.D |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(9/7/2018)
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Now Phorto, don't confuse Mzzz. Feinstein with the truth.
Her head might blow up........
.....upon further reflection, I think we all should send her letters explaining the truth .... ;) |
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