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To: tpaine
You see ~no~ violations of the 2nd in any current federal or state gun laws?

I see no violations in the proposed laws at the top of this thread.
MOST gun laws today are in violation, but that's not the premise of this thread.

As I stated in a subsequent post, I find that restricting of the TYPE of firearm to a citizen to be a violation of the 2nd.

34 posted on 02/02/2003 8:02:30 PM PST by eddie willers
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To: eddie willers
You then would support the repeal of the 1934 NFA which provided for restrictions on automatic weapons and the act during Reagan's time which stopped the additon of new NFA arms into the registry.
36 posted on 02/02/2003 8:12:31 PM PST by FSPress
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To: eddie willers
FIRST, IT WILL OUTLAW THE MAIL ORDER SALES OF SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

SECOND, IT WILL OUTLAW SALES OF SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES TO MINORS - PEOPLE TOO YOUNG TO BEAR THE GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY PLACED IN THE HANDS OF A GUN OWNER.

THIRD, IT WILL OUTLAW SALES OF SHOTGUNS AND RIFLES TO STRANGERS. PEOPLE WHO DRIFT ACROSS STATE LINES, TOO OFTEN WITHOUT CREDENTIALS, BUY THESE WEAPONS, AS EASILY AS THEY BUY CIGARETTES AND CANDY. THE STATES WHICH HAVE STRONG GUN CONTROL LAWS WILL BE PROTECTED.

I see no violations in the proposed laws at the top of this thread.
MOST gun laws today are in violation, but that's not the premise of this thread. As I stated in a subsequent post, I find that restricting of the TYPE of firearm to a citizen to be a violation of the 2nd.

I think you need to look closer at your premises & what you 'see' as gun control.

42 posted on 02/02/2003 8:29:58 PM PST by tpaine
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