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Fourth Circuit weighs meth user’s Second Amendment rights

By Joe Dodson,

23 days ago

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23 days ago

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Lenny Martin is Leuu-yMa-rt-in

16d ago

If people knew how weak meth is these days it wouldn't be a factor unless they want to also make guns illegal for those who drink energy drinks or go to Starbucks. All of the bias towards meth is due to the hype of those who took way too much, giving it an undeserved reputation and a name that triggers those who have never done it and are therefore ignorant of the benefits of this drug. He is right in his argument and hopefully, the judges will realize that. The drug war has been used to take away people's rights and freedoms for too long and reform is past overdue.

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19d ago

there needs to be a law where people can earn their right to carry back, like the voting rule, because every citizen has the right to bear arms. There's nothing in there about taking our rights away permanently 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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