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The Proliferation Of Right-to-carry Laws Throughout The States Has Drawn Plaintive Complaints From The Criminal Element. They Feel That It Makes Their Profession Too Dangerous When The Streets Are Full Of "civilians" Who May Or May Not Be Armed. Poor Babies!

Democracy Has Many Definitions, But What's In It For Me Is Not An Element Of Any Of Them.

It May Be That There Is Such A Thing As Racial Memory, And It Is Supported By The Undeniable Observation That The Goblins Will Get You If You Don't Watch Out.

In The Larger Sense, However, The Personal Ownership Of Firearms Is Only Secondarily A Matter Of Defense Against The Criminal. Note The Following From Thomas Jefferson: The Strongest Reason For The People To Keep And Bear Arms Is, As A Last Resort, To Protect Themselves Against The Tyranny Of Government. That Is Why Our Masters In Washington Are So Anxious To Disarm Us. They Are Not Afraid Of Criminals. They Are Afraid Of A Populace Which Cannot Be Subdued By Tyrants.

Weapons Compound Man's Power To Achieve; They Amplify The Capabilities Of Both The Good Man And The Bad, And To Exactly The Same Degree, Having No Will Of Their Own. Thus We Must Regard Them As Servants, Not Masters - And Good Servants To Good Men. Without Them, Man Is Diminished, And His Opportunities To Fulfill His Destiny Are Lessened. An Unarmed Man Can Only Flee From Evil, And Evil Is Not Overcome By Fleeing From It.