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Dunno... that's a good question. O.o
Voted : easy to purchase in US
Guns are fairly easy to purchase in the U.S and that's why the we have so many gun owners.Also alot of Americans hunt;I am willing to bet that most of the gun ownership in America is do to hunting.
Voted : 2nd amendment
We're going to need them when the government takes one step too far on the rest of our rights.
Voted : 2nd amendment
A quote from The Declaration of Independence, "whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government"
In essence, those that have the ability to make a necessary change, have the responsibility to make the necessary change. The 2nd Amendment of the U.S. Constitution ensures that U.S. citizens are endowed with the ability to make changes, if necessary, by allowing themselves to be armed for battle.
No one likes guns to be used inappropirately/illegaly, but, like it or not, guns are needed to ensure the freedoms of U.S. citizens.
Tode1: Yes, they have a right to alter or abolish it -- but there is a system in place to address it.
What you propose is violent overthrow of the government. Guess what ... that's illegal.
Welcome to the NSA watch list.
Well, put me on the list too. I agree with Tode1 Don't worry about the NSA. They're do busy shaking down someone's granny.
"What you propose is violent overthrow of the government. Guess what ... that's illegal." -- Cathexis
It's not like I'm actually advocating overthrow of the government, but if someone's pointing guns to the heads of government officials, it wouldn't really matter what's legal, would it?
That said, it would be much wiser on the parts of both the overthrowees and the overthrowers to make peaceful change.
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