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Covering Up Good Guys With Guns
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How far will the so-called “mainstream” media go to cover up times when a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun? A recent incident in which an armed citizen stopped a mass shooting at a South Carolina nightclub has answered that question for us. Here’s the story. A number of patrons of a nightclub in Lyman, S.C., were standing outside the club early last Sunday morning when a man got into an argument with another man. According to deputies with the Spartanburg County Sheriff’s Office, the man pulled out a gun and began firing into the crowd, hitting three people. |
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PHORTO
(7/6/2016)
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Yo. Snopes.
It wasn't a "mass shooting" BECAUSE the good guy shot the perpetrator BEFORE it BECAME one.
YOU. FRIGGIN'. IDIOTS. |
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