by Lee
Personal arms played a vital role in the forming of our country. The
very idea that a singular human being by the very nature of its
existence was justified in using force to preserve that life, and that
only tyrannical forms of government would interfere with that process is
central to our culture and laws. Firearms carried by individuals, who
organized themselves into fighting units not sanctioned by any
governmental authority formed the vast majority of warriors who fought
in the 8 year long War for Independence. Rifles were central tools to
many of the elite warriors known then as “Riflemen”, just as important
as the Katana was to the Samurai in feudal Japan. Rifles of the day
reflected modern technology which had advanced quite a bit from the era
of swords. In recent decades however there has been much controversy in
American society over certain firearms referred to as “assault rifles”.
There are those that argue for and against restrictions or outlawing
ownership of such weapons. While the illegality of any such laws or
regulations in these United States is obvious to anyone with a moderate
degree of legal or scholarly honesty, what is not clear is what an
assault rifle actually is, or what it does. Here are the answers.
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