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Results of Sep 12th SHARE Act Legislative Hearing (Included HPA)
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Stan, I guess the easy access to shoes, socks, pants, underwear, etc increases their use in crimes. All items of clothing should be heavily regulated. I wont even get into the unregulated access of car mufflers, enabling criminals to escape stealthy away from the scene of a crime. It would be much easier to catch a barefooted, naked criminal trying to escape in a non muffled automobile.
Your argument is silly and could be applied to anything. With that logic we should heavily regulate everything and anything that a potential criminal could use in the act of a crime. With that logic bows and arrows should have ear shattering noise makers every time a bow string is released. I now see where the logic of the word "infringe" has about as much meaning today as male and female comes from.
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Results of Sep 12th SHARE Act Legislative Hearing (Included HPA) - by montana - 09-15-2017, 10:45 AM

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