Need assault rifle? Delusional with fear.
by ShellDeFelice in Six-Word Memoirs on Jan 13, 2013 | 
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TheUnknownComic says,
Are you sure? I find the other side to be the fearful ones - violent crime is down over the last 20 years. Gun laws are about as effective as drug laws at keeping weapons away from criminals but that doesn't stop the fearful from demanding "action". If the 2nd amendment doesn't apply to Armalite Rifles - that's what the AR really stands for btw, then the 1st Amendment only applies to printed newspapers and religions that existed in 1776 (tough luck Mormons and non-denominational churches).ShellDeFelice says,
TheUnkownComic...Yes I am certain that my non replaceable angel of a five year old daughter's right to go to school without fear that a disturbed angry man will mow her down with a magazine clip filled with bullets engineered to destroy a mack truck, outweighs your right to own such a weapon.You may however, own as many muskets and bayonets as you like if you fear the government. Pretty sure the founding fathers could only govern for the technology they could see and touch.