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monsterdreams

America's gun laws need to change... This is frickin ridiculous people

Haters gonna need more than a flashlight for my shade
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MyQueen

In the entire nation's history only one amendment has been repealed (the 18th - Prohibition, which made the selling and manufacturing of alcohol illegal) so it's not that easy. The Constitution was not designed so it could be changed easily. Plus we have the NRA lobbying in Washington D.C. The real reason they don't even want to have stronger gun control is because they don't want to stop selling guns. 

 

Corporate greed is above people's lives apparently. I support stronger gun control laws.

Just stop buying the guns!

 

The 2 amendment doen not say you must buy a gun!

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Morphine Prince

Just stop buying the guns!

 

The 2 amendment doen not say you must buy it!

You can't stop people who want to buy guns from buying them. 

 

It's like smoking. We know cigarettes are bad yet they keep being produced and people keep buying them. 

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MyQueen

You can't stop people who want to buy guns from buying them. 

 

It's like smoking. We know cigarettes are bad yet they keep being produced and people keep buying them. 

Stupid people!

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Gagaloo911

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What most people in this country fail to realize is the 2nd Amendment only talks of a right to bear arms for the militia not the people as a whole. This makes sense too when considering it was the militia especially that helped fight in as well as bring on the American Revolution.

 

 

Anyways tho, sad another has happened, honestly though it's not like it's going to stop..

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Morphine Prince

What most people in this country fail to realize is the 2nd Amendment only talks of a right to bear arms for the militia not the people as a whole. This makes sense too when considering it was the militia especially that helped fight in as well as bring on the American Revolution.

 

 

Anyways tho, sad another has happened, honestly though it's not like it's going to stop..

That's what is sounds like to me too, but then people interpret "the people" meaning everyone. 

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pie-kun

Terrible. I live in Marysville and the whole town is deserted, there are almost no cars on the road or people out at all, everyone's at the high school.

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And the fact almost all americans support the gun law.. :ohno:

I'm American and I sure as Hell don't support that B.S. law.

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Gagaloo911

That's what is sounds like to me too, but then people interpret "the people" meaning everyone. 

Yea reading it, it is a little confusing as to what it's actually referring to, the militia or the people. But from what I've read, many legal scholars and interpreters read as referring to the militia exclusively.

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Morphine Prince

Yea reading it, it is a little confusing as to what it's actually referring to, the militia or the people. But from what I've read, many legal scholars and interpreters read as referring to the militia exclusively.

And of course the NRA will ensure these interpretations never become the norm. 

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Ambrosia

NOT almost all Americans support our gun laws.  It's just that the NRA is larger than life, and no one knows what to do about it {yet}.  It's really sad and pathetic that one needs a license for fishing, marriage, driving, and whatever else, but NOT to buy guns, in fact, ID isn't required in many states.  Some dude on FB (NOT a friend of mine - I just read his comment) said he recently purchased an assault weapon and a sniper rifle, cash, no questions asked.  What does the average citizen need with a sniper rifle, but that's another story I guess.  That 11:00 news is coming.

 

Private gun sales go on here like mad, which are not regulated by the govt.  I shudder to think of the weapons that pass hands around this country daily and it's not regulated at all. 

 

I would think that even though it's hard to make any change regarding the Constitution - this should be worth fighting for.  People talk about their "rights".  What about the rights young people have to learn and make something of themselves without getting shot?  What about the right of the woman who wants to leave her abusive boyfriend, without fear of getting shot?  What about the innocent bystanders who walk into a store or restaurant and are trapped in a crossfire? 

 

If people want their damn money so badly, take it, but it will be full of bullet holes and blood.

Do not do to others what angers you if done to you by others. -Socrates
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LoveDrugPNW

Terrible. I live in Marysville and the whole town is deserted, there are almost no cars on the road or people out at all, everyone's at the high school.

you live in Marysville?!

 

I lived there for almost ten years before I moved to Nashville.

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