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It's really dumb to write about an historical regime's attitude toward an amendment in another country, but you can at least be less hysterical about it.
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*Certain [[media]] that are known for their anti-gun [[propaganda]] and [[demonization]] or extremely anti-[[self-defense]] policies, such as [[New York Times]] and [[Time Magazine]].
 
*Certain [[media]] that are known for their anti-gun [[propaganda]] and [[demonization]] or extremely anti-[[self-defense]] policies, such as [[New York Times]] and [[Time Magazine]].
 
*Certain [[television]] shows are known for anti-gun propaganda and demonization or extremely anti-[[self-defense]] policies.
 
*Certain [[television]] shows are known for anti-gun propaganda and demonization or extremely anti-[[self-defense]] policies.
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*Most foreign countries have stricter gun regulations than the United States (as did past regimes such as the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|Soviet Union]] and [[Germany]] under the [[Nazi Party]], both of which favored gun control to keep their subjugated citizens under control and prevent uprisings against their corrupt and totalitarian regimes).
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*Most foreign countries, past and present, have or had stricter gun regulations than the United States.  This includes past regimes such as Nazi Germany, and Russia under the Tsarist, Communist, and modern regimes.  Many of the countries with strict gun regulations are quite corrupt, though many are not.
    
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