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Self-righteousness is liberating. The same people who are most exercised about guns in America, and want to ban and even confiscate entire categories of firearms, know little about them and evidently feel no compunction to learn.
But please don’t confuse the anti-gun campaigners with facts. Their ignorance is invincible, and necessary to their crusade. |
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anti Israel move by muslim loving Schveeden
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No one feels safe under Obama...
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Why we can't trust the CDC with gun research
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