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Subject Kennesaw, GA. ..... "US role model". Each house required to own a gun. Crime rate plummeted!

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http://judymorrisreport.blogspot.ca/2012/12/the-snooty-and-snarky-anti-2nd.html

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by Judy Morris

The horrifically tragic Newtown, CT elementary school shooting has brought forth a barrage of 'ban the guns' emotional responses from the media and politicos. CNN's Piers Morgan let loose with "How many more kids have to die, before you guys say, 'we want less guns, not more", here.

In America the 2nd Amendment is considered a sacred constitutional right because the right to defend yourself and your family against deadly force is an absolute natural right. Folks aren't dying in America because of our gun rights. They are dying because gun rights have been substantially weakened in many states and unarmed folks have no defense against armed lunatics on the loose. Banning firearms will never result in less armed lunatics but it will definitely result the ability of law abiding citizens to defend themselves when confronted with deadly force.
 
Let's talk about Kennesaw, GA because the media was stroking out over Kennesaw passing a law in 1982 requiring that at least one member of every household be armed and firearms proficient. Before 1982, Kennesaw had experienced soaring crime rates so it passed a law with the goal of crime reduction. The crime rate plummeted. While the media castigated Kennesaw and dubbed it 'Guntown USA' and predicted that Kennesaw would become a Wild West styled shootout town full of gun violence, the truth is much different. The crime rate plummeted and at one point in 2007, Kennesaw was deemed a murder free town for 25 years.
 
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by Judy Morris

The horrifically tragic Newtown, CT elementary school shooting has brought forth a barrage of 'ban the guns' emotional responses from the media and politicos. CNN's Piers Morgan let loose with "How many more kids have to die, before you guys say, 'we want less guns, not more", here.

In America the 2nd Amendment is considered a sacred constitutional right because the right to defend yourself and your family against deadly force is an absolute natural right. Folks aren't dying in America because of our gun rights. They are dying because gun rights have been substantially weakened in many states and unarmed folks have no defense against armed lunatics on the loose. Banning firearms will never result in less armed lunatics but it will definitely result the ability of law abiding citizens to defend themselves when confronted with deadly force.

Let's talk about Kennesaw, GA because the media was stroking out over Kennesaw passing a law in 1982 requiring that at least one member of every household be armed and firearms proficient. Before 1982, Kennesaw had experienced soaring crime rates so it passed a law with the goal of crime reduction. The crime rate plummeted. While the media castigated Kennesaw and dubbed it 'Guntown USA' and predicted that Kennesaw would become a Wild West styled shootout town full of gun violence, the truth is much different. The crime rate plummeted and at one point in 2007, Kennesaw was deemed a murder free town for 25 years.

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