01-27-2021, 12:12 PM
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one-balled nipple jockey
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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...-gun-laws.html
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“Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun,” Mao Zedong observed in 1938. Americans, by contrast, have generally whistled past the full implications of their own privately held arsenal, treating guns as an object of politics, not a subject. This is partly a function of the country’s until recently unbroken modern record of peaceful transfers of power. It is also a triumph of Second Amendment activists’ messaging and their ability to successfully navigate that message’s central paradox: that the right to bear arms is constitutionally guaranteed because of the potential need to overthrow the same government that codifies the right in the first place. Gun rights advocates have done this mostly by confining their language with monotonous discipline to the fact and mythology of the Revolutionary War, associating gun rights with heroism and patriotism while also implicitly assuring that their exercise against the state is a matter of deep history. George Washington knew what Mao knew, of course, but his own revolution was an awfully long time ago.
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NYTimes
Yo leftists: BUY GUNS
Quote:
Barrel two
Shoots your ****in heart out your chest
You see Im quick to let the hammer go click
On my Tec-9 so if you try to reck mine
Fool its your bad time
Feel the blast of the chocolate bomber
Infra red aimed at your head
Like your name was Sarah Conner
Decapitatin I aint hesitatin
To put you in the funeral home
With a bullet in your dome
Im hot like lava
You got a problem?
I got a problem solver
And his name is revolver
Its like a deadly game of freeze tag
I touch you with a 44 mag
And your frozen inside a boddy bag
Nobody iller
Than this grave yard filler
Cap peeler
Cause im a natural born killa
Terror illistrates my era
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Dre & Cube
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