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    • Gun Control Question
  • From: would_chuck
  •   To: All
  • 1 of 2
  • 5/1/07

I was raised around and with guns (hunting).  I was properly trained how to properly use them by my state's DNR, my father, older brother, uncles and cousins.  I have never injured anyone with my guns nor caused anyone to be injured by my guns.  With the exception of some minor traffic violations I have no criminal record.  I pay my taxes and obey all laws (except, again, a few traffic laws) and rules of society.  I have a very strong sense of right and wrong.

So, explain to me why you think it would be wrong - leaving the legal issue out of the debate - for me to own, for my personal use, a fully automatic machine gun.

  • From: GuidoTortoise
  •   To: would_chuck
  • 2 of 2
  • 5/1/07

There is nothing wrong with that and given that the M16A2 and the M4 carbine are the standard arm of the infantry, the second amendment clearly protects your right to own one-sadly the FDR statist justices allowed an unconstitutional law to stay in p lace and then Reagan signed a firearm owners protection bill that contained the unconstitutional and passed in violation of procedural rules-Hughes amendment that cowardly courts allowed to stand

 

no crime has ever been committed by a licensed machine gun owner

 
 
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