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MI: With pistols and AR-15s, men walk Grand Rapids streets to 'educate' on open carry
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Strapped with pistols and AR-15 rifles, at least four men walked through Grand Rapids' Southeast Side Saturday in an effort to promote and "educate" the public on openly carrying guns in public.
One man, who declined to give his name, said if the public sees "somebody walking with a gun, despite everything the media says, there's nothing bad happening." The three other men also declined to give their names, saying they feared "retaliation."
A Grand Rapids police lieutenant said 911 dispatchers received at least one call about the gun-toting men. Officers responded to check out the report, then briefly talked to the men and found no violations.
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mickey
(10/19/2015)
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The article repeatedly mentions four men.
The accompanying photos depict four people, one of whom is shorter than the rest, wearing a skirt with leggings underneath, and carrying an AR with pink furniture.
Is that really a 'man'? If not, why does Mlive conceal the gender diversity of the group after the writer interviewed them?
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| Comment by:
mickey
(10/19/2015)
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| Yep, four dudes, just like the reporter said. That is an odd looking kilt he's wearing though. |
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