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The AR-15 Is The Musket Of Its Era
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If it seemed a touch peculiar that the president would reserve his most vehement words of condemnation for a firearm, rest assured that it was. But, alas, it was also par for the course. In the eyes of America’s ever-zealous gun-controllers, the AR-15 represents all that is wrong with the right of the people to keep and bear arms, and, indeed, with the country’s culture at large.
In consequence, banning it is imperative not only in the fight against “gun violence,” but as a means by which individualism itself can be checked. Time and time again, those who own AR-15s—or similar—are cast as reactionaries, or bitter clingers, or, worst of all, as full-on terrorists.
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Man Recoils AR-15 Against Nose
As a rebuttal against an article that came out where the author claimed that an AR-15 was terrifying, caused PTSD, and bruised his shoulder, this man demonstrated that the recoil of the assault rifle was in fact quite timid as he placed the butt of the gun against his nose as he shot it. |
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