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gejohnston

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3. I just find obscure legal and historical issues fascinating

Reply to Hoyt (Reply #2)

Sun Mar 4, 2018, 08:39 PM

Mar 2018

and when I need to be well informed on any issue, I look up the actual sources instead of taking the media seriously. That makes me a better-informed voter and debater.
Knowing the law makes you a responsible citizen. An anti-gun person could just as easily need to know if one happens to be in the wrong place/wrong time and have to use pepper spray or whatever.

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I just find obscure legal and historical issues fascinating gejohnston Mar 2018 #3

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