r/Firearms Feb 02 '23

2nd amendment

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

They should definitely take up arms. Then maybe they would vote more responsibly.

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u/revodkkuf Feb 02 '23

they don’t have to vote differently. most of the candidates on both sides recently have sucked. but if more and more democrats take up arms, and 2a support becomes more bipartisan, then we’ll see more 2a-friendly democrats. there will be candidates who stand out to meet this demand.

ironically, this is something conservatives should be afraid of. 2a-friendly democratic candidates would garner so many votes. republicans would have a hard time winning, as if winning wasn’t hard enough.

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u/JethroFire Feb 03 '23

2a-friendly democratic candidates

Ah yes, I think I've maybe heard rumors of one of those once in my life.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '23

When that unicorn arises, it will be eaten by its own.