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jac
(9/21/2018)
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Yes. Evil exists in this world.
That is why law abiding citizens need firearms to protect themselves.
Don't blame guns. You don't need a gun to kill someone. A women was killed in Washington yesterday by a knife wielding attacker. Why didn't this article mention that?
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PHORTO
(9/21/2018)
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Note the completely outrageous presumption, the false premise, as the basis of this story. People committing crimes with guns aren't exercising rights - they are committing crimes. The conflation of the two is deliberate and shameful.
But what do you expect from a liberal rag like Esquire? |
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