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Piers Morgan Says That Only The Government Should Have Guns
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I like that you’ve brought this up. I’m disappointed anytime a prominent figure places so much faith in all-powerful government.
Right, never give up your rights.
And HIS armed body guards, of course…
Mark Levin has an American answer for him.
Mark Levin EXPLODES!!: “An Up And Down Vote On The 2nd Amendment Is Unconstitutional!”
http://youtu.be/FmPatzJa63k
“The Firearms Act of Jamaica regulates the ownership and use of firearms and ammunition. It was first passed in 1967, and has been subsequently amended. The law requires gun licenses, with a yearly registration fee of $6,000.00. There were about 65,000 licensed firearms in Jamaica in 2002, and approximately 700 licenses approved per year.[1] All crimes involving firearms are tried by a special Gun Court established in 1975.”
Jamaica has the second highest gun homicide rate, behind El Salvador.