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Re: Swift was Right! (He just named the wrong people...)
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Wed, 18 Jun 2003 23:43:06 GMT
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We live in a society, and as such, if we wish to remain in it, we agree to
follow its rules. As regards a license vice a permit, that is semantics and
I dont want to go there- as far as I am concerned, as long as it can be
revoked, then it is fine. If you get charged with using your guns for
holding up banks, or old ladies on the street corner, then they can take the
(paperwork) away, and your guns too. Youve forfited your right to
ownership due to your irresponsibility with them.
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Do you honestly beleive that a criminal is using a registered gun in the first
place? By the way, just a little history for you: Registered gun oweners were
the first group of Jews rounded up by the Nazis. By the time they realized what
was happening and could have fought back, most of the gun owners were already in
concentration camps.
The greatest threat to freedom is not from the occasional random crazy
individual (which one is never going to stop anyway) as you seem to think, but
from those that make and enforce the so called laws. I dont trust a police
officer to have a gun anymore than I trust your average person off the street.
If I have one too, then at least we are on equal terms. As far as an F-16
dropping a cluster bomb on my house, well if several million people didnt start
shooting politicians for that, I would be very surprised. Thats why they wont
do that.
-Mike Petrucelli
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