The Important Thing Is To Concentrate Upon

I Say That The Second Amendment Doesn't Allow For Exceptions - Or Else It Would Have Read That The Right "to Keep And Bear Arms Shall Not Be Infringed, Unless Congress Chooses Otherwise." And Because There Are No Exceptions, I Disagree With My Fellow Panelists Who Say The Existing Gun Laws Should Be Enforced. Those Laws Are Unconstitutional [and] Wrong - Because They Put You At A Disadvantage To Armed Criminals, To Whom The Laws Are No Inconvenience.

If You Ask The Government To Impose Morality, Then Moral Questions Will Be Decided By Whoever Has The Most Political Power.

You Owe It To Yourself To Be The Best Person Possible. Because If You Are, Others Will Want To Be With You, Want To Provide You With The Things You Want In Exchange For What You're Giving To Them.

Government Is Force, Pure And Simple. There's No Way To Sugar-coat That. And Because Government Is Force, It Will Attract The Worst Elements Of Society - People Who Want To Use Government To Avoid Having To Earn Their Living And To Avoid Having To Persuade Others To Accept Their Ideas Voluntarily.

Can You Think Of A Single Area Of Government In Which George Bush Hasn't Already Made Things Worse Than Bill Clinton Did?