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CatholicGeek1
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Well that is the way you see it, and I am obviously not going to be able to change your mind. However, when as many people are dying from guns as they are today, there is a moral obligation to do something.I use as my criteria the initial precept:
Other people are not my property, therefore I have no right to tell them what they can and cannot own or what to do with it once they own it, as long as what they do doesn’t violate my rights. Someone owning a machine guns doesn’t affect me whatsoever. What affects me is when a mentally unstable person gets his hands on it, or a hammer, or a chainsaw, or a blowtorch.
Using the “State” to impose your own view of the world on other people is tyranny by proxy. You elect people who promise to make rules that you like, give agents of the state guns to enforce your view of the world. I can’t see it any other way.![]()
Please someone give me a good reason that a private citizen needs an assault weapon beyond the fact that they think it is cool.