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No need to single out any examples. And no need to point out, in this article, that certain regimes were totalitarian. Those facts are adequately documented in their individual article.
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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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*Many countries outside of the United States (and hence outside of the jurisdiction of the United States Constitution) have stricter gun regulations than the United States.
    
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