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Actually, you'd think reading 1984 would show how private ownership of guns wouldn't help if there really WAS a global (or at least one-third global three times over) conspiracy to turn you all into unquestioning slaves. I assume that the people in the books had guns in the fictional 1950's, and that didn't help, did it?
Tora: too bad he isn't as hard as Scyther. Hell, he's barely a Weedle. And I have heard from some sources that Likitung bears some resembelence to Frank.
Me? I'm Bulby.
------------------ "I can't believe we're actually gonna meet Guru Lou. Everyone says he's the wisest man in the universe. He's sensitive, creative, has a great sense of humour, and he's a really smooth dancer. *giggles*" "You're confused Polly. We're not meeting Paul Newman." - Polly & Speedy; Samurai Pizza Cats
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It also shows why a powerful government is a bad thing. Once it dumbs the people down enough, they'll turn over their weapons voluntarily.
1985, by Gyorgy Dalos. Good luck finding it.
------------------ "To disarm the people [is] the best and most effectual way to enslave them." - George Mason, American Statesman and Author of the Virginia Declaration of Rights (1776)
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