RE: University of South Carolina e-Mail CompromisesStudentIDs

["Justin Polazzo" <jpolazzo () thesportsauthority com>]

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> Actually, we are allowed to use reasonable force to defend ourselves;

And who is the judge on what is "reasonable" and when?

> we just aren't allowed to kill someone who broke into our house to 
> steal a candlestick.

How'd you determine that they wanted a candlestick exactly, ask them?

> I also note that Americans aren't allowed to have any kind of serious 
> armaments, just those pathetic little popguns to make them feel like 
> they have real arms.

Popguns? I dunno, my .308 is exactly the same gun the US and English
millitary is carrying for a sniper rifle - unless they're shooting a .50
cal (which I could also buy at the local gun store if I wanted and could
afford one). The pistol I carry (I carry everywhere but work) was used
well in almost every war America has fought in since 1911 <g>.
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Brian, you are missing the point of the right to bear arms. The idea was
that you could overthrow your government when (not if, when) They became
oppressive. IN MY OPINION, This was the original intent of the founding
fathers, not that you should blow away fellow citizens (although the
FF's did a lot of that too)

BTW, I have lived in some of the worst parts of Atlanta, LA, and New
Orleans my entire life and never had to shoot anyone in 30 years.

-JP

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