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A new second amendment for our time
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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But guns keep getting more lethal. Today’s AR-15 will eventually be supplanted by guns that shoot faster, are easier to conceal, hold more rounds, and do more damage to the human body. High-powered plastic guns that can’t be caught by metal detectors. Ammo that explodes into mass shrapnel, capable of killing a dozen people with a single round. |
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laker1
(6/18/2016)
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| Ammo that explodes and kills a dozen people. You mean like the 12 gauge shotgun shell loaded with buckshot. That old weapon of war still carried by our troops. Maybe the 9mm pistol a weapon of war carried by our troops. These mental midgets are stuck on stupid and would not know which end of a gun is which. If they can ban a black rifle they can ban all guns. They don't like them because they are black and shooty. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(6/18/2016)
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Ouch! This hurt my brain to read.
Bullets that can kill dozens of people.
And all this time I've been waiting for the invention of the working phaser............. |
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