Subj : Re: HR 5102 & S 2905
To : Nodoka Hanamura
From : Moondog
Date : Tue Oct 29 2019 10:14 am
Re: Re: HR 5102 & S 2905
By: Nodoka Hanamura to Moondog on Mon Oct 28 2019 10:56 pm
> On 28 Oct 2019, Moondog said the following...
>
> Mo> I don't think it's as much an ulterior motive as much as it is they bel
> Mo> they can solve societal issues that are in some cases as old as the his
> Mo> of man bu legislating against tools instead of violent behavior. The h
> Mo> of karate and related martial arts comes from a time when knives and sw
> Mo> were banned from private ownership, and we know that turned out. Even
> Mo> some forms of karate that are not competition oriented are forbidden be
> Mo> they are intended to make sure your opponent does not get back up.
>
> You've got a good point, but with how I've seen the DNC act in recent years
> makes me beg to differ that they have our nation's best interests in mind,
> and that's not just limited to gun ownership.
>
> Born too Early to experience the scene.
> Born just in time to see it come back.
> Nodoka Hanamura - NeoCincinnati BBS SYSOP - neocinci.bbs.io
>
Putting it that way, I have to agree. I think our founding fathers did a
good job asking themselves what could go wrong, and factored in the ambition o
f politicians. Our rights exist as roadblocks to prevent control over the
populace to be disguised as creating progress.
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