Gun Ownership In America: Right, Privilege, or Curse?

Hupages.com ^ | 12/18/12 | JXB7076

[jxb7076]

Gun control is a subject which lies dormant in the hearts, minds, and souls of the American public. Its menacing social connotation rises and set as often as the sun itself. With respect to the recent shootings of innocent children and adults at the Sandy Hill Elementary School in Connecticut, and previous gun related violence, gun control once again is a national hot topic which offers various opinions among groups who support the letter of the law regarding the Second Amendment and those who oppose the Amendment altogether.

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[maine-iac7]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XjSSUC8IlY

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[Mastador1]

” However, while gun ownership is a right it is also a privilege which should be exercised under the utmost sense of responsibility.” I wonder if this idiot feels the same way about the first amendment? Does he consider speech to be a right and a privilege? Come on rights are endowed upon us they are inviolate, now driving is a privilege that can be revoked that is far different than a right!

[jxb7076]

Great video - thanks for sharing!!

[jxb7076]

Great video - thanks for sharing!!

[jxb7076]

Great video - thanks for sharing!!

[jxb7076]

Great video - thanks for sharing!!

[Olog-hai]

Nothing is both a right and a privilege. Second Amendment says it is a right, as in “the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed”—and no crossing that line. There is no right to drive a motor vehicle, by contrast.

[tbw2]

A guy in China killed about as many children as a knife as Lanza did with a gun. The problem is not guns, it is crazy people.