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    Curious - In 1996 Australia's citizens consented to forego their right to own certain types of firearms. I have no idea as to the number and/or type of guns that were surrendered. We Americans were given the right to be armed by the Constitution and Bill of Rights in order to defend our...
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    Despite over one million firearms having been handed over during a post-1996 amnesty the number of guns in the Australia has now returned to 1996 levels. Gun tragedies in Australia, the US and all over the world seem to be prompting more people to arm themselves. Do we need government...
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