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In reply to the discussion: New York student, pulls an AR15 rifle on some people... [View all]holdencaufield
(2,927 posts)22. "You don't have to right to avoid ills."
Are you unfamiliar with the guarantee to "the pursuit of happiness"?
Of course I have the right to AVOID ills -- so do you -- we just don't have the guarantee they won't find us anyway.
USING your gun in any of those situations is already a felony, so why heap more regulation on top of what is already there? Unless your motivation has nothing to do with preventing felonies.
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Ok, YOU prove otherwise...LOL....Problems with the narrative getting out of hand?? .....
virginia mountainman
Jan 2013
#2
When they have "perps" in custody the story will have legs. But there are helpful elements.
Swamp Lover
Jan 2013
#3
Making home invaders forcefully, and completely evacuate to contents of their colons ...
virginia mountainman
Jan 2013
#5
Actually Stand Your Ground Laws make murky the illegality of those scenarios.
Swamp Lover
Jan 2013
#24
Ha...I'm sure that was high on the creator's list...'Lets see...heavens and earth,
jmg257
Jan 2013
#33
You don't have a right to assume that all gun owners consider the gun to be the be-all-end-all to
iiibbb
Jan 2013
#40
there will always be guns because it is a very old and fairly simple technology
gejohnston
Jan 2013
#10