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Yes. We have the right to freedom and the pursuit of happiness. It's not innocent or naive to demand it. It's naive to believe in end-of-days-movie-style, Old West shoot out fantasies. I'm sure the shooter's mother bought those guns "to pro
<div>tect herself." And would-be constitutional scholars, don't talk to me about the Second Amendment if you're going to gloss over the well-regulated militia portion of it. Unfettered access to guns is uncivilized.</div>
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<div>I just called my representative and senators to let them know that this constituent wants them to take action on gun control. I was very nervous calling DC, I won't lie, but it was very easy and it feels much better than linking to stuff on Facebook.</div>
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<div>It isn't about inanimate objects. It's about limiting access to tools designed to kill large numbers of people. We're not talking about lamps here.</div>