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What Really Goes On At a Gun Show
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Where else, but a gun show, would you see a man with an oxygen tank pushing a walker and wearing a sign trying to sell a Chinese AK-47 ($845) and an Albanian military rifle ($695)?
Or where else would you see a spread of folding tables displaying survival knives, machetes and T-shirts reading "Zombie Outbreak Response Team?" |
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An outright lie. Private sellers are NOT "unlicensed dealers", and private sales are NOT commerce.
When I read stuff like this, I feel like finding the author and choking his lights out. |
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