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| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(7/12/2016)
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HEY Sharptongue!! The NRA has released a statement with regards to Philando Castile stating that they are waiting until they have all the facts before they will comment specifically.
Given the tenuous and corrupt nature of the media these days, no sane person would criticize them for that.......
But perhaps Mr. Sharptongue isn't so sane ...... |
| Comment by:
jac
(7/12/2016)
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Nowhere have I read that either of the deceased was a NRA member.
Furthermore, Alton Sterling was a convicted felon with a gun. The shooting community and the NRA does not offer any support to felons with guns. They are the primary problem causing much of the anti-gun sentiment.
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