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Renee
There is no reason for a person to have a gun that can not be registered. If you can't register it, you don't need it.
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Max DeYoung
Guns should only be feared by criminals. Our justice system has protected criminals and prosecuted Hero's.
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Max DeYoung
No where in the Constitution is a requirement for a serial number on a weapon. The requirement for serial numbers on firearms began in 1958, and only applied to licensed manufacturers and importers. Firearms made before the Gun Control Act of 1968 do not need to be marked with a serial number.
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Will Mason
I dont see exceptions for ghost weapons in the constitution. "Shall not be infringed" does not include exceptions.
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Kevin Reed
I think we have the right to know who is flying cameras and equipment over our homes.
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Belinda Kitchen
Why is the current government not concerned? Cause they don't care obviously and they are hiding information again like always. Trump will do away with the drones .
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Frank Stoner
You notice they are all flying over the northeastern states. If they tried to fly them over Missouri, Kansas or any of the southern states they wouldn't be airborne very long before a few "Country Boys" would shoot one down. Then we would all know where they come from.
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Eric Smith
Much like the Chinese balloon that flew over coast to coast couple summers ago, this administration has no concern for the safety of its citizens.
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The Missouri cellphone law considers use of cell phone while driving a secondary rather than primary offense. The law should be strengthened to make it a primary offense.
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