Re: Late Betrayal on Gun Rights




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The brief is a disappointing about face for a Justice Department once
lauded for its ardent defense of Second Amendment rights.

aaawwww, boooo hoooo hooooo

Attorney General Michael Mukasey owes gun owners an explanation for this
late betrayal.

nobody owes you anything

In a recent Townhall.com column, former National Rifle Association
president Sandy Froman protested the Justice Department?s misguided
action. She correctly explains the government?s position includes only
halfhearted support for the Second Amendment. If the Supreme Court were
to adopt the Department?s position, it would imperil our civil right to
keep and bear arms.

Since your "civil right to keep and bear arms" is based on a lying
interpretation of the 2nd amendment, you will lose NOTHING when the
Supreme Court corrects that interpretation in the upcoming months.

Are you, personally, going to come around to take our guns? No? Then we're
going to lose NOTHING no matter which way the buttinskis in black might
rule.


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