If it is a necessity for all citizens to defend themselves "at the same level that they may be threatened," then maybe there should be a law requiring us to all have atomic bombs under our beds.
Even if you take out the blatant religious context and call it "National Break Time" or whatever, the government is still dictating what the people should be doing with their time. If anything, it would probably make people more pressed for time because it eats up their spare time that they normally use for grocery shopping, getting the car fixed, etc. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=cent
Well, what would you like to discuss? I believe Clinton mentioned on Letterman awhile back that a ban on assualt weapons is going to expire very soon, and it is unlikely that Bush will renew it. I'm not sure if he said what he thought Kerry would do with it if he was president because I heard about the news secondhand. I personally would not like to see the assualt weapons ban lifted. I know a lot of people (including the NRA) oppose almost
was outraged by this. Obviously there is no sense among parents that faith requires participation in Christian education and it's much easier to get Jane and Johnny to go to sports programs than church. I am outraged that you would even think of forbidding Sunday sports for Sunday School. I've been pl