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A Refresher Course On Firearms .
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. Jefferson Memorial. Thomas JeffersonPresident 1801 - 1809. . The individuals who pound their weapons into furrows, will furrow for the individuals who don't Thomas Jefferson. . . The individuals who exchange freedom for Security have neitherJohn Adams. John AdamsPresident 1797 - 1801.
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A Refresher Course On Firearms PowerPoint By John Santanen Music Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Sousa
Slide 2Jefferson Memorial Those who pound their weapons into furrows, will furrow for the individuals who don\'t Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson President 1801 - 1809
Slide 3Those who exchange freedom for Security have neither John Adams John Adams President 1797 - 1801
Slide 4An equipped man is a subject. An unarmed man is a subject
Slide 5Gun control is not about weapons; it\'s about control.
Slide 6Free men don\'t request that consent bear arm
Slide 7You just have the rights you will battle for. Know firearms, Know Peace, Know Safety. No Guns, No Peace, No Safety .
Slide 8Guns have just two foes; Rust and Politicians
Slide 9You don\'t shoot to kill, you shoot to remain alive
Slide 10Assault is a conduct, not a device. 64,999,987 guns proprietors killed nobody yesterday
Slide 11When you evacuate the general population\'s entitlement to carry weapons, you make slaves.
Slide 12American Revolution Era Flags The American Revolution could never have occurred with firearm control
Slide 13Only a legislature that fears its nationals tries to control them.
Slide 14The United States Constitution The Second Amendment is set up in the event that the government officials overlook the others. What part of \'should not be encroached\' do you NOT understand?
Slide 15The Founding Fathers on the Second Amendment "I ask, Sir, what is the civilian army? It is the entire individuals. To incapacitate the general population is the best and most solid approach to subjugate them." George Mason Co-creator of the Second Amendment amid Virginia\'s Convention to Ratify the Constitution, 1788 " Firearms remain next in significance to the constitution itself. They are the American individuals\' freedom teeth and cornerstone under autonomy … from the hour the Pilgrims arrived to the present day, occasions, occurences and propensities demonstrate that to guarantee peace security and satisfaction, the rifle and gun are similarly crucial … the very air of guns anyplace limits malicious obstruction — they merit a position of respect with all that is good." George Washington - First President of the United States "To protect freedom, it is fundamental that the entire body of the general population dependably have arms and be instructed alike, particularly when youthful, how to utilize them." Richard Henry Lee - American Statesman, 1788
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