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05-26-2007, 02:39 AM
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I have a philosophical question which I've thought about often while reading arguments about how it's unconstitutional to have restrictions on gun ownership.
If that is true, then what about all the other laws that restrict people from doing what they want? Some road rules. Smoking laws. Curfews. monopoly laws for business. There are so many situations where this argument can apply. I don't see how it's valid.
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