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Re: Does gun control lead to erosion of other rights?

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  1. "WillBrink" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Gang, article below (which is a great read btw) comes from a new site
    didicated to arms and the law with many good references, articles, blog,
    etc. see: http://armsandthelaw.com/

    Its interesting, though there's not a casual link between introduction
    of gun control and the rest (though its suggestive, I think gun control
    has been in effect there for decades, so if it were a direct cause the
    erosion should have happened much sooner). Moreover
    but I'm not sure it means much outside of Britain. Anything
    to do with gun control (ie crime rates, murder rates, accidents etc) seems
    to be totally dependent upon context (which is why I love to bring up
    Switzerland as an example of a country with a very high rate of small
    arm possession and a very low crime and murder rate). Same thing
    works here; Swiss rights are almost exactly the same as Germany's;
    one doesn't have gun control, one does ... I think you'd have to do the
    same study independently in a country to see if it applies to the country.

    I see gun control as bad in its own right, but I'm not so sure it has much
    to do with erosion of other rights.

    -JS2

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