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OK: Churches ban firearms in wake of constitutional carry
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It’s a bare-bones Xerox of a sign, but it’s getting the job done as churches across Green Country scramble to deal with constitutional carry.
"This law seems to change the nature of how we can keep people safe," said Rev. David Wiggs of Boston Avenue United Methodist, which will soon have dozens of "No guns" signs around the church property.
Up at First Baptist Church North Tulsa, they’ll be putting up signs, too. |
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Stripeseven
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"It’s a bare-bones Xerox of a sign, but it’s getting the job done".
You're right about that.. No guns/No money..
That sign is now a beacon to tell anyone that's bent on mass murder, that no one has the capability to stop them. See'ya Sunday.. Amen brother...… |
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