Re: privacy

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From: Collins Williams
Date: Thu, 29 Oct 1992 04:01

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  If the 2nd ammendment was intended to insure that the 
citizenry be roughly as well armed as the government
(a proposition I tend to believe),  isn't the possession
by private citizens of small ;-) thermonuclear devices 
justifiable?  Would your next door neighbor to have one?

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