The EconomistThe right to bear arms, guaranteed by the second amendment in 1791, was not at that time conceived as a personal right. It did not apply to bearing a weapon for self-protection or hunting—it was intended to preserve the state militias that won the war for independence
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“Ma, sendo l’intento mio scrivere cosa utile a chi la intende, mi è parso più conveniente andare drieto alla…
Francis Muir, also known as fido, ffoulkes , fideaux, and our beloved phydeaux, passed away on 17 February 2015. Twenty-one years ago, I…
Shmaltz Fat, especially chicken fat. Used in place of butter in kosher homes when a meat meal is served. The cracklings left after…
