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Striking a balance between the Second Amendment and public safety
Submitted by: Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com

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"Mass casualty incidents like the one in Oak Creek and the one in Aurora, Colorado profoundly challenge our way of thinking, our way life. We exhaust ourselves with questions about how something like this could happen? Was it preventable? What changes can we make to ensure it doesn’t happen again?"

"In a free society, we have the responsibility to live freely without taking away the freedoms of our neighbors. When someone abuses these freedoms in a clear and pronounced way, we begin to doubt and even challenge the framework in which our laws were instituted." ...
 

Comment by: gruhn (8/9/2012)
You don't get to balance rights.

No, the "fire in a theater" analogy is so poor it embarrasses me for you that you bring it up.

Rights are protected not "when nobody cares about them". Rights are not protected "only when nobody is trying to infringe on them." Rights are protected because they knew some jerk like you would come along and try to claim "but this is special." They say things like "shall not" and "no law" because they mean "shall not" and "no law", not because they meant to say "probably shouldn't very much" or "only if it isn't kinda important".

This liberty stuff, it's actually pretty easy.
 

Comment by: gruhn (8/9/2012)
Prior restraint.
Liberty.
Human rights.
 

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