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In reply to the discussion: Please answer this question "yes" or "no." [View all]lumberjack_jeff
(33,224 posts)9. No. Meaning "no, I won't answer your question."
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The civil right of a person to own and posses a firearm for self defense (per Heller) is attacked
kelly1mm
Jun 2012
#43
I voted 'no' but obviously it is not for me to 'tolerate' another country's judges or otherwise
LeftishBrit
Jun 2012
#53
This is sort of a trick question, I think. I voted 'no' then realized
coalition_unwilling
Jun 2012
#69
As you doubtless know, you give too little info for a rational choice to be made
dmallind
Jun 2012
#70
You cannot expect to get the answer you want when you are being so disingenuous. n/t
cynatnite
Jun 2012
#83