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TX: Open-carry activists mob bullet-ridden Austin police station to show guns aren’t scary
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lt-wearing, gun-toting activists mobbed a Texas police station to protest comments made by the chief against proposed open carry legislation.
Austin police Chief Art Acevado recently criticized a bill that appears likely to pass the GOP legislature to allow the open carry of firearms, saying the legislation sounds like something drafted by “criminals, drug cartels, and extremists.”
About 30 activists, including Open Carry Texas members, carried shotguns, AR-15 rifles, and other long guns Wednesday afternoon to the Austin police headquarters – the scene of a shootout nearly six months ago between officers and a white supremacist. |
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teebonicus
(5/8/2015)
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"mobbed" a police station?
No bias in that reference. Nope. None at all....
(rocking back and forth on heels, eyes darting askance, hands in pockets, whistling atonally) |
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