The Second Amendment protects ‘weapons of war’

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Joe Biden’s victory in the presidential election virtually guarantees an effort early in the new Congress to outlaw so-called “assault” weapons.

Note that the well-established definition of “assault rifle” includes the ability to switch between semi-automatic and full-automatic fire (think machine guns), but Congress has applied it to semi-automatic weapons that “look” like military weapons.

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