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TX: Youth Organizations' Gun Raffle Sparks Controversy
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Some parents expressed concerns over a growing trend of raffling off guns as a fundraiser for their kids youth organizations. After multiple calls, EverythingLubbock.com looked into it, and confirmed the Frozen Ropes baseball league is raffling 4 AR-15s with all the proper paperwork. The Lubbock Cooper ISD Band Booster Club said they are holding a gun raffle as well.
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"They raffled off a pickup and a motorcycle. Today there's lots of things that are big ticket items that cost lots of money, have lots of value, and are a better representation of our community and our students, than guns."
Yeah? What if I don't want a truck or motorcycle, but I DO want a nice gun?
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