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In reply to the discussion: 3 Killed in Shooting at New Jersey Supermarket [View all]I proposing that those who block legislation to control firearms, threaten legislators who try to control firearms, and preach that they need their guns to defend themselves against the government, should acknowledge their responsibility, instead of saying "not my fault they are crazy, anarchist, stupid, lazy or whatever." The NRA IS responsible for the plethora of types of guns loose in this country.
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I think that if the NRA and GOP want to be technical about it, only muskets should be allowed. n/t
progressivebydesign
Aug 2012
#11
Well then, perhaps you would gladly exchange your computer for a quill pen and parchment
slackmaster
Aug 2012
#12
Organizing, arming, and disciplining the militia are specifically mentioned in the Constitution.
slackmaster
Aug 2012
#17
NRA leadership - which includes these guys and worse - do influence laws, and not just gun laws.
Hoyt
Sep 2012
#52
So why doesn't the Brady bunch and VPC simply muster enough votes to override the NRA influence? nt
hack89
Sep 2012
#55
You're proposing to PROSECUTE a group for doing something they have the constitutional
hughee99
Sep 2012
#48
The law takes into account the concept of "shouting FIRE in a crowded theater".
Walk away
Sep 2012
#53
And you're suggesting people arguing that a person has a constitutional right to
hughee99
Sep 2012
#54