All Empathied Out
Is it just me or, has anyone else noticed that in the past decade or two, the word “empathy”, a term once seldom heard, has perhaps become the most over-hyped and certainly, most over-used word in the English language? Not long ago a major newspaper featured an article written by a “leading” child psychologist on how best to raise our children.
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International Murder Rates Per 100,000 CapitaRichard Aberdeen / www.FreedomTracks.com. According to the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution, ". . .the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed". The word "Arms" is deliberately capitalized, a common practice at the time used for emphasis. Since Thomas Jefferson and many others owned private cannons, the largest weapon available to them, "Arms" to the framers clearly meant more than just small arms one can easily "bear", thus the right to “keep” and bear arms.
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