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  • TLDR: Without guns and speech, you have no rights, and I have historical evidence to back me up. But also they're pre-crime laws.

    Simply put, the right to bear arms protects every other right. But before you grab the ammo box, you supposed to actually say something. Protest, make yourself heard. Free speech and guns go hand in hand in my mind.

    For guns specifically, guns protect rights I can point to any number of historical precedents. Even in America, gun control basically started as a way to disarm black people, and it's still trying to keep poor people from arming themselves, and look how minorities are treated. In Nazi Germany, one of the first things they did was disarm the Jewish people. On a lighter note, Australia disarmed, and now they banned hentai. You can't make this shit up

    Guns are powerful tools, poverty stricken farmers in the middle east held off the most powerful military in the world for decades, whether or not you agree with them. The IRA successfully kept most of Ireland independent from the UK with guns. The French Resistance wouldn't have been able to do anything without guns. Hell, the Roof Koreans wouldn't have saved their stores without guns.

    I can come up with more, but I think you get the point.

    It's a similar situation with free speech. Tons of historical precedents. Martin Luther King marching for example. (I came up with a ton of examples, but I realized just how long it was)


    In any case, gun control and hate speech laws are pre-crime laws. What's the actual issue? Murder, assault, robbery, that sort of thing. Simply owning and saying shit isn't hurting anyone by itself. Murder should be against the law, not having a gun and not outing yourself as a bigot. It's pre-crime, not actual crime.

  • They happen to align with my values. I was raised Christian, and I only became agnostic in college, so that probably plays into it.

    For example, abortion, I think murder is abohherent, baby murder especially so. I don't know when the right to life begins, so I err on the side of caution, at the earliest point, at conception.

    Im not anti-lgbtq.

    I dont hold contempt for atheism, I dont like /r/atheism

    Christian nationalism is weird one because no one seems to know what that actually means. And hell, freedom of religion is one of the most important rights, right next to free speech.

    I hope that helps.