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| | The Rightwing Movement, Second Amendment, Gun Control |
 | | The rightwing movement is more than the narrow obsession of Religious Right Clinton haters, Democrat haters, or some other haters fed by malignant suggestions and generous financing from Richard Mellon Scaife, the foremost of the rightwing "conspirators." It has developed outside of the political parties and advances over a broad, well-financed front. |
 | | The rightwing movement started in the 1930s, weakly to be sure, and is a response to those changes in public policy. |
 | | The rightwing movement's biggest problems are that its intellectual foundations are not independently viable without enormous rightwing funding and that the great majority of the American people do not reject the modern state and do not share the extreme individualist agenda, the economic agenda, the fundamentalist moral agenda or the passions that motivate them. |
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