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Only about eight million firearms sold. There are about 330 million Americans. Need more weapons.
Each American should probably have at least two.
It seems to me like it would be a very good thing to disconnect from China, and those people who may never have a job again on cruise ships or theme parks and some other service businesses, go to work actually making things in this country again.
Famous words of wisdom: When Seconds Count, The Police Are Minutes Away.
Remember, Jim Geraghty is always wrong.
We have a Constitutional right to own firearms until Justice Kagan convinces Justice Gorsuch we don’t; or until Joe Biden appoints a fifth Democratic Justice; whichever comes first.
With much of the Country deep believers in the right to bear arms and so many guns already in the hands of millions, any gun restriction laws can anticipate the exact same success as our Country’s ill fated 18th Amendment.
A lot of those deep believers in the right to bear arms, seem to think there’s no problem voting for democrats.
And even if those democrats take away – or try to take away – their guns, those people won’t believe that voting for democrats had anything to do with it.
Democratic politicians in pro-gun districts will be shocked, shocked by what the Supreme Court has done.