If a high volume of sales of so-called "assault weapons" is to be considered a bad thing (as Sugarmann clearly believes), it would seem that he should be blaming not the gun industry, but market forces. Free enterprise capitalism is itself the enemy. Come to think of it, that makes a kind of sense--collectivists have historically feared an armed citizenry, and with good reason.That's today's St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner. Please give it a look, and tell a friend.
And that, in turn, seems a superb reason to be part of that armed citizenry. [More]
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Violence Policy Center apparently blames 'gun violence' on free enterprise
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Where are all of the violent deaths with "Assault Weapons" if they're so bad? Seems to me like the responsible LAW ABIDING are the only ones buying them. Mucho dangerous if you ask me.
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