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Blacks And Hispanics Are Lining Up For Their Concealed Carry Permits In Chicago
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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... "The sizable number of women who have their concealed carry is also another positive aspect of this analysis, and represents a shift in gun politics. Whereas the battle lines on gun control was usually drawn between men and women, Democrat and Republican, women have been lining up across the country for their carry permits. Female participation in shooting sports and ownership has the gun manufacturers seeing them–and rightfully so–as the next frontier in the industry. Now, men still represent the vast majority of gun owners, but more and more women are exercising their Second Amendment rights, enjoying it, and seeing its value–even in deep blue states like Illinois. ..." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Good ! When the law-abiding members of any minority are armed they increase their personal and community security from predators within and without. And data documents most threats to minorities come from within. |
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