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Originally Posted by Tchocky
Hell no.
This kind of thing could be seen as emotionally manipulative from a certain point of view.
You could also look at when Pres. Obama said that the Newtown shootings were the worst day of his presidency, and so he feels very strongly about this, therefore getting the voice of someone affected by it out there is important to him.
Both arguments are valid, but they are both irrelevant. Nobody who's inclined to the NRA/GOA view on this will change their minds, nobody who wants gun control will have their minds changed on this.
Because it's entirely subjective and subject to pre-existing biases. By which I mean it's standard Bubblehead territory.
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That's the great thing here, this is not about opinions, it is about CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS that the Government shall NOT infringe upon.The Federal government has no right to do anything here, especially when the goal is not "safety" but to take a right, which they are not permitted to do. However, the point is that it is wrong to exploit this poor woman or any victim to advance his agenda.