Sunday, January 15, 2006

Ghetto Uprising

The Boston Globe writes:
Harold M. Clemens of Roxbury writes on his Ghetto Uprising that, as well-intentioned as the state's tough gun-ownership laws are, it might be time to relax them so residents of violence-prone neighborhoods can protect themselves.
Relax 'em? Hell, it's past time to repeal 'em. But this is, as our opponents are wont to say, "a good first step."

Go on over to Mr. Clemens' blog and offer some encouragement.

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E. David Quammen said...

Judges used to think this way;

The greatest dangers to liberty lurk in insidious encroachment by men of zeal, well-meaning but without understanding. - JUSTICE LOUIS BRANDEIS (1928)

The more I consider the matter of 'Gun Control', the more I am becoming convinced that these 'Anti's' are neither 'zealots' or 'well-meaning'! The obvious 'intent' is enslavement!