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jac
(9/19/2015)
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"Promote gun safety".
There is nothing wrong with that. So why do the anti gun people fight to keep the NRA Eddie Eagle Program out of schools?
"Create enforceable laws that address illegal gun trafficking and fraudulent purchasing."
Say what? Are they admitting that the problem is failure to enforce laws already on the books.
We don't need any more gun laws or restrictions.
Put the miscreants in prison instead of a slap on the wrist and gun violence will decrease. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(9/20/2015)
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| jac, to them, "gun safety" = total absence of guns. |
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