The 60s: Assassinations, a School Shooting, and Nazi Gun ControlFor those not familiar with this history, Mr. Gaddy lays things out quite well.
by Michael Gaddy
The 60s were a tumultuous time in America. There were the Vietnam War and its subsequent peace movement; the Kennedy assassinations; the Martin Luther King assassination, and the mass shooting at the University of Texas by Charles Whitman. The high-profile assassinations and the mass shooting prompted the government to lobby for stronger gun control, leading to the passage of the unconstitutional, NRA supported, 1968 Gun Control Act.
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