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John Lott Q&A: The Fallacy Of One-Gun-A-Month Laws
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One particular editorial at Dailypress.com took a particularly frustrating tack, choosing to question why gun owners need to practice their Second Amendment rights beyond just one time in a 30-day period. We decided to ask criminologist John Lott, author of the new book, The War On Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun Control Lies, about that editorial and one-gun-a-month laws in general. |
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dasing
(4/6/2017)
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| It is not a question of need, but of want! You may need only one firearm, or several, but you may want many! |
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laker1
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| A collector may buy 12 in one week or sell 12 in 1 week. |
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