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jmg257 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Apr-25-09 01:40 PM
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18. The guy in Pittsburgh thought he could, and he shot 3 cops, and lived.
Edited on Sat Apr-25-09 02:30 PM by jmg257
NO WAY do I condone his actions, and he certainly had other serious issues.


Maybe those who wish to take them should ask "at what cost?", "is this worth it"?

And that is part of the idea, that the state fear intrusions on basic rights of We the people.
Because what would be more an example of tyranny then armed agents of the state going out to enforce unpopular &/or unconstitutional laws?


The 2nd wasn't enumerated so the people could fight another Lexington & Concord, it was enacted so another one wouldn't be necesary.


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