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Teddy Bear With Gun Features Takes Aim at Gun Violence
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A teddy bear on display Wednesday in Chicago is not soft or furry, cute or cuddly. It is metallic gray and has a gun barrel with a capacity for six bullets as its muzzle. The Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence launched the new public awareness campaign — titled "Teddy Gun" and produced by local ad agency FCB Chicago — to raise awareness of gun violence. It aims to highlight the lack of government oversight in gun manufacturing by pointing out that plush toys are subject to more federal safety standards and regulations than guns. |
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| Just more progressive nonsense. Hmnph. Typical. |
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