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A very important lesson about the 3rd Amendment

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Bet you thought I was going to tell you about the 2nd and that this was a typo - not the case.  Well worth watching and sharing with all your anti-gun "friends"

 

 Very nice. But I have no anti-gun friends (they don't want to have anything to do with me).

I wish people would stop attributing that statement "There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass" to Admiral Yamamoto.   No one knows where it came from but it probably wasn't the Japanese and it probably wasn't during the 2nd world war.    By using it, you degrade your argument since if you've got that wrong, what else do you have wrong?  While the origin is murky, the Japanese are very good record keepers and there is a lot Yamamoto did in fact say and it would be surprising if no one recorded a statement with such strong implications as that one.

Putting aside  the "blade of grass" comment, this DUMMY makes a lot more sense than some of our elected officials.

You mean how they are jamming Muslim refugees into our towns

 

 

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You mean how they are jamming Muslim refugees into our towns

 

 

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Nice little video - shared....

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