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@thebrownblob said ↗Well, I did ride the short bus because that was the only one there was lol. I was on the rifle team at my high school. The best shooter we had was a special-needs kid who could hit any Target dead center. We didn’t call them special needs back then it was a different word that you can’t say anymore lol.Andlol. And I can’t speak for @unionstrong but the founding fathers apparently believed that at least according to the Library of Congress thankfully we’ve never had to exercise that to find out.“Theout. “The Founding Fathers believed in the Second Amendment primarily to prevent government tyranny, maintain state-organized militias for security, and avoid the risks associated with large, permanent standing armies”https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt2-2/ALDE_00013262/Wasn't much of an air force in 1791,....or1791, ....or automatic weapons for that matter.Kind of an antiquated notion in 21st century America where most gun owner have them to make their dicks feel bigger and have no sense of statesmanship.America.
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Well, I did ride the short bus because that was the only one there was lol. I was on the rifle team at my high school. The best shooter we had was a special-needs kid who could hit any Target dead center. We didn’t call them special needs back then it was a different word that you can’t say anymore lol.

And I can’t speak for @unionstrong but the founding fathers apparently believed that at least according to the Library of Congress thankfully we’ve never had to exercise that to find out.


“The Founding Fathers believed in the Second Amendment primarily to prevent government tyranny, maintain state-organized militias for security, and avoid the risks associated with large, permanent standing armies”


https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt2-2/ALDE_00013262/

Wasn't much of an air force in 1791,

....or automatic weapons for that matter.

Kind of an antiquated notion in 21st century America.



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Well, I did ride the short bus because that was the only one there was lol. I was on the rifle team at my high school. The best shooter we had was a special-needs kid who could hit any Target dead center. We didn’t call them special needs back then it was a different word that you can’t say anymore lol.

And I can’t speak for @unionstrong but the founding fathers apparently believed that at least according to the Library of Congress thankfully we’ve never had to exercise that to find out.


“The Founding Fathers believed in the Second Amendment primarily to prevent government tyranny, maintain state-organized militias for security, and avoid the risks associated with large, permanent standing armies”


https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/amdt2-2/ALDE_00013262/

Wasn't much of an air force in 1791,

....or automatic weapons for that matter.

Kind of an antiquated notion in 21st century America where most gun owner have them to make their dicks feel bigger and have no sense of statesmanship.