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TX: Waco gunfight aftermath: Blame the Second Amendment
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Nine people are dead in Waco, Texas as the result of a wild confrontation Sunday between at least three and possibly five biker gangs, and already the looney left is blaming the Second Amendment and the National Rifle Association in the reader comments section of the Seattle Times.
While the Seattle Times updated its story this morning, the reactions can be found to the initial report posted on-line yesterday. In there, one will find this witty remark from “tomday09”: “Ah yes, another wet dream for the NRA and the Grand Old Prostitutes. Best thing to do is castrate all they have captured.”
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| Seems like a tedious 'argument' attempting to link our "unalienable rights" guaranteed under our constitution with criminal behaviors as the link. |
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