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OH: Cincinnati surpasses homicide record
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CINCINNATI — Two shooting deaths this weekend brought the number of homicides in the city to 83 for the year, the largest total in more than 55 years of record-keeping.
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The deaths of two men Saturday resulted from separate shootings. This year's total includes three homicides ruled justifiable because of self-defense or protection of another person. |
Mercenaries, Private Defense, and Genocide
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It’s one thing for states to do nothing, but they proactively make matters far worse. States do not allow mercenaries. This is U.N. law! Being a mercenary is a crime, forbidden by international law.
Such a prohibition amounts to an international law against gun-carry. The people being killed off in a genocide can’t even (legally) hire other people to come to their defense. They can’t even (legally) receive foreign nationals as voluntary fighters on their behalf. The result is that any state wanting to commit genocide has a green light. It doesn’t have to worry about mercenaries or other privateers coming into the country. |
IL: Guns in home not considered endangerment
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Unless asked to by authorities, the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services says it will not be investigating whether Chicago Bears defensive lineman Terry "Tank" Johnson endangered his two children after a Gurnee SWAT team stormed his home morning and seized six guns along with marijuana. |
NC: Activist: 'Wrong hands' get weapons
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Anti-gun violence activist Lisa Price doesn't want to ban all guns. The wife of U.S. Rep. David Price, D-4th District, simply wants to prevent guns from falling into the wrong hands, she said. |
MO: Stun gun brought into court prompts security initiatives
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Kansas City — A criminal defendant was able to get a stun gun past guards and into a Jackson County court, raising questions about security.
Deputies were alerted last week after someone saw the stun gun in the defendant's satchel. They planned to charge the man — until they realized he broke no law. |
OH: Mallory: 'Peace' needed in Cincinnati
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Asked if gun control was a possible solution, Mallory said it's an issue that should be discussed.
"The proliferation of guns correlates to a proliferation of gun violence," he said.
"Ohio is notoriously bad for being a provider of guns to illegal gun markets because of the lax laws we have," he said. |
The Records of the Federal Convention, June 19th, 1787
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"...all is depending on it; and if we have but a clause that the people will adopt, there is then a chance for our preservation..."
"...The rights of individuals are infringed by many of the state laws..."
"...When force is employed to support the system, and men obtain military habits, is there no danger they may turn their arms against their employers?..."
"...The declaration of independence preceded the state constitutions. What does this declare? In the name of the people of these states, we are declared to be free and independent..."
"...those acts which are for the government of the states only are purely federal, those which are for the Government of the Citizens of the individual States are national & not federal..."
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Canada: Montreal college shootings reignite battle over gun control
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When killer Kimveer Gill walked into Dawson College armed with three weapons, he unleashed a shooting rampage that left one student dead and hundreds of others facing a lifetime of fear. Gill also triggered a new round in the near-constant battle over gun control in Canada. Survivors and parents swelled the ranks of gun-control groups while opponents pointed out that the controversial gun registry failed to stop the deadly rampage. The gunman's mother would also like to see changes. "I'm in favour of gun control, there's no doubt," Parwinder Kaur Gill, whose family has also been irrevocably damaged, said in an interview. |
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