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Assault on the Second Amendment

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A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. – The Bill of Rights Legal scholars and advocates on both sides of the gun control issue have differed over the intended meaning of the Founding Fathers. Did they mean that only those citizens who are organized into official militias by local or regional jurisdictions have the right to bear arms? Or that anyone … Continue reading →

The Founders Wanted Americans Armed

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The Founding Fathers agree: an armed population makes good government. Numerous quotes from the revolutionary era make their intent extremely clear — that individuals were meant to keep and bear arms for the protection of the country and the defense of its Constitution and Bill of Rights. The Preamble to the Bill of Rights explicitly states that these amendments to the Constitution were put in place to restrain the federal government and discourage abuse. Ratified Dec. 15, 1791, it reads: … Continue reading →

Gun Control Myths Busted

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Gun control has been under discussion for so long and the discussion has been so severe that it has its own set of myths now. These myths are like any other widely discussed topic that has its own league of myths, which do not have any logical explanation behind it. People choose to believe in these myths as a matter of choice. They do not look at facts and figures which can prove very easily that all these myths are … Continue reading →

Gun Control – Sparking Controversy for Decades

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The term gun control is synonymous with controversies. It has been sparking a debate on its effectiveness ever since the term was first coined. But is gun control as major a factor as it is made out to be? Is the law really effective? Gun Control or control on the possession of a gun came about after a group of citizens started to vouch their concern about the free availability of a gun throughout the country. This feeling was reflected … Continue reading →