Virginia, MLK day, Accelerationists, Trump, GOP

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hog88 said:
You might have a point for those on the anti-gun side but on the 2A side it's about rights and you do NOT compromise on enumerated rights.
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I wonder if we started with freedom of speech? We could say that no one could speak about liberal ideology as a starting point. Then we could negotiate in the middle by saying we could approve certain issues and only discuss them on certain days and only in certain locations. That would be a compromise.
 
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AshG said:
I have yet to hear anyone here of the Pro-2A hardline be able to properly articulate the stance under which the de-escalationists are operating. In order to fully understand one's position, one must also grasp and respect the arguments of other side.

The contempt for "other" is a weakness, not a strength,
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And I've yet to see a liberal that wants to circumvent the Constitution come up with one logical reason for circumventing.
 
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lawgator1 said:
The Democratic Governor should be lauded for the steps he took to make sure it was peaceful
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All he did was use big government to take peoples rights away, he should be removed from office.
There was never going to be violence by the protesters.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
I wonder if we started with freedom of speech? We could say that no one could speak about liberal ideology as a starting point. Then we could negotiate in the middle by saying we could approve certain issues and only discuss them on certain days and only in certain locations. That would be a compromise.
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Start with no liberal politician can take credit for anything or talk about anyone negatively except once a month , and require them to take a drug test before hand , record the finding and keep it in a national data base . That’s the equivalent of not being able to own a fully automatic rifle ( IMO) . After that’s declared law , we can “compromise “ further.
 
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AshG said:
Let's start here, then. What is the primary reason why a majority of Virginians voted for their representatives to address gun proliferation? Safety. They were using the ballot to say that they were increasingly feeling unsafe around individuals and groups that increasingly use weaponry as the primary motivator to solve problems or establish dominance.
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An influx of government employees during the Obama administration.
 
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