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Re: Gun Control, Unnessesary Evil
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Tue, 24 Jul 2001 08:16:53 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.debate, Mike Petrucelli writes:
> Now that I have my ability to post again...
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> The whole idea of gun control (regardless of what the majority belive) is
> uncostitutional.
If you are correct, why not just make it costitutional?
Scott A
> Our founding father's in their infinite wisdom drafted the
> constitution to protect everyone's rights from the tyranny of the majority.
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> The major flaw with the idea of gun control is that in does not actually work
> the way the masses are led to belive it would. If total gun control were
> instituted, it would serve to insure that only criminals would have guns.
> Understand that well over 90 percent of guns used in crimes are not obtained
> legally anyway. I am not a member of the NRA nor do I support them, but I do
> agree with the NRA's one core belief. Guns should not be punished, criminals
> should. The fact that over 10,000 crimes a year involve guns is the staple
> statistic of the Gun Control advocates. Of course they conviently ignore the
> fact that over 2 million crimes are prevented every year by armed citizens.
> Gun Control advocates no doubt pretend that statistic is NRA propaganda.
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> The three biggest supporters of Gun Control in the 20th century are: Adolf
> Hittler, Joe Stalin, and that Chineese guy whose name I cannot even pronounce
> let alone spell. Sarah Brady (founder of Handgun Control Inc.) was qouted in
> the 80's stating: "Socialist America cannot be realized untill those who would
> oppose us have been totally disarmed." I personally would love to know why
> everyone pretends she never said that. The common response to the
> aforementioned is along the lines of: "Nazi America, that's preposterous."
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> The United States Gun Control Act of 1968 is virtually word for word identical
> to the translated Nazi Weapons Law of 1938. The main thing this law
> establishes in the government registration of firearms. (Jewish handgun owners
> were among the first to be rounded up.)
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> I have read journalists' columns about how the right to bear arms is not a
> significant right like free speach or freedom of the press. They are mindless
> puppets. The right to bear arms is the single most important right. It alone
> empowers the people to protect the rest of their rights.
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> There are 3 types of laws that I abide by. The first and fore most is God's
> law. The second is constitutional law. The third is common saftey law (traffic
> laws for example) A common saftey law is only valid if it does not contradict
> constitutional law. Constitiutional law must not contradict God's law.
> Everything else does not apply to anyone as far as I am concerned. For the
> most part what occurs in D.C. is hot air with no sustenance. Fortunately for
> me and everyone else remotly concered with our individual rights the majority
> will never be able to take them away. For that we must give thanks to our
> founding fathers.
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> -Mike Petrucelli
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> WARNING! Short rant follows, read at your own risk.
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> The correct translation from Hebrew is "Thou shalt not murder." As murder is
> defined as killing an innocent, it is impossible to murder a criminal.
> Personally I am still trying to figure out why it is illegal to fire an RPG at
> a car conducting a drive-by shooting. Ah well what should I expect from a
> society that belives convicted murderers have rights.
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