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Guns and the Constitution in the District
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The state of Vermont has essentially no gun control and has few shootings, whereas the District has strict gun control restrictions and a lot of shootings.
What is the point of gun control laws if they cannot be enforced? Why are the "bad" people in Washington (a minority) able to have weapons and engage in drive-by shootings while the "good" citizens (the majority) cannot defend themselves even with mace?
EDWARD KELTY
Bethesda
