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The Anti Second Amendment Category is a broad category based on D or F ratings from Gun Owners of America (GOA http://gunowners.org/113srat.htm and http://gunowners.org/113hrat.htm) and/or Second Amendment Foundation and/or the National Rifle Association (http://web.archive.org/web/20130120221338/http://www.nraila.org/Issues/FactSheets/Read.aspx?ID=15 and http://2ndamendmentright.org/2011/03/26/anti-gun-companies-organizations-media-and-celebrities-compiled-by-the-nra-institute-for-legislative-action).

According to the GOA and NRA, the category represents anti-gun politicians, judges or celebrities (see List of celebrities against Second Amendment):

Certain American federal, state, county or city laws that are anti-gun / anti-self-defense such as the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act
Many United States Senators, for example, Diane Feinstein and Charles Schumer support gun control.
Many United States House of Representatives congressmen, for example, Nancy Pelosi support gun control.
Several past and present United States Presidents, for example, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton support gun control.
Some United States Supreme Court Justice, for example, Elena Kagan and Ruth Bader Ginsburg support gun control.
Several State Governors, for example, Andrew Cuomo of New York and Jerry Brown of California support gun control.
Local representatives of the State Assemblies and State Senates.
Mayors of American cities such as former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Certain American cities are known for their gun bans or extremely anti-self-defense laws, such as San Francisco, Chicago and New York City
Certain businesses that are known for their gun bans or extremely anti-self-defense policies, such as PayPal and Comcast.
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.
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.

Ratings Explanation

D & D- Leans Anti-Gun: usually against firearms.
F Anti-Gun Voter: a philosophically committed anti-gunner.
F- Anti-Gun Leader: outspoken anti-gun advocate who carries anti-gun legislation such Universal Background Checks and Assault Weapons Ban

Subcategories

This category has the following 10 subcategories, out of 10 total.

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Communist States

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Fascist States

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San Francisco Bay Area

W

Welfare State

Pages in category "Anti Second Amendment"

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Media in category "Anti Second Amendment"

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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 [[television]] shows are known for anti-gun propaganda and demonization or extremely anti-[[self-defense]] policies.
-*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).
+*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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