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[CrimsonKing]

Detective Mystery 2013, on 03 February 2013 - 07:09 AM, said:

Fortunately, many sheriffs still support our right to keep and bear arms because they recall that they took an oath to defend and obey the Constitution. People, with common sense, blame violent perpetrators, not inanimate weapons, for heinous murders. More gun laws mean nothing. Criminals disobey them. The vast majority of Americans don't fall into that category, and they shouldn't be treated like they do. If an ordinary American got divorced, got fired, played the most violent game, watched the most violent movie, and had an AK or AR on the coffee table in front of them, they wouldn't even seriously think about killing other people. The proposed laws aren't about guns. They're about control.

Welcome to the never ending defense of wanting to and believing to be free.You just said it perfectly yet have joined the group of paranoid,gun hugging,liberty loving crazies hahaha

[Detective Mystery 2013]

ninjadude, on 02 February 2013 - 02:25 AM, said:

there is no part of the constitution that is written in stone, unchangable, inviolate.

There's a process for change, though. It's tyrannical to pass unconstitutional laws that bypass this process.

[Detective Mystery 2013]

CrimsonKing, on 03 February 2013 - 07:15 AM, said:

Welcome to the never ending defense of wanting to and believing to be free.You just said it perfectly yet have joined the group of paranoid,gun hugging,liberty loving crazies hahaha

Thank you. May we be put on the same list. As a libertarian and a pacifist, I must be on one or two. I should accept nothing less than a file. ;-)