If this thinking applied to "Thou shalt not commit murder," we'd all be free to kill anyone we wanted.
Sep 20, 2013
Honored in the Breach
Tim Campbell, 9/19/13:
There's some magical, unspecified way that gun-control laws are different from every other kind of law, and so they can only work if no one ever tries to break them.
If this thinking applied to "Thou shalt not commit murder," we'd all be free to kill anyone we wanted.
If this thinking applied to "Thou shalt not commit murder," we'd all be free to kill anyone we wanted.
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