Batcat
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This is not a great time to discuss repealing the Second Amendment.Well, its good to know that at least SOME people on the left understand the 2nd - as intended - is in the way of what they want to do:![]()
Opinion: Let’s talk about repealing the Second Amendment
It’s time to change the frozen political dynamic on mass shootings. We need to address the root cause of our inability to curb gun violence.ctmirror.org
To wit:
Well no - it means exactly that - the law abiding all over the country would lose their right to keep and bear arms at the simplest level.
Beside the point.
The point:
Why don't more of your advocate for this?
Why don't ALL pf you advocate for this?
If you are --serious-- about "gun safety", why are you wasting your time and effort to push for laws you know will be struck as a violation of the 2nd?
The pro-gun side often claims you aren't --serious-- about gun safety -- that your goal is to simply harass and limit the rights of the law abiding in whatever way you can; so long as you push for laws you know will be struck, this is a sound point.
C'mon. Do the work, Spend the time and make the effort.
Convince Congress to pass an amendment to repeal the 2nd.
Convince 38 states to ratify it - the fact 25 states do not require a permit to carry a concealed firearm shouldn't daunt you here - right?
Because otherwise you're just wasting time, needlessly harassing the law abiding, and making lawyers rich.
After all the BLM riots a large number of police decided to retire or quit. The resound has been a nationwide shortage of police officers and long response times.
If someone is breaking into your home and you dial 911 you might be on your own for half an hour or even a couple of hours. You would be wise to buy a firearm today if you don’t have one and learn how to use it effectively and safely before you need it to save your life or the lives of members of your family.

Rising violence, staff shortages causing slower 911 response times in Philly: Officials
The head of the 911 dispatchers union says a shortage of police officers and dispatchers has resulted in them prioritizing calls, sometimes leaving operators with as many as 30 calls on hold.