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OR: Oregon Teen Shoots Down Discriminatory Walmart Gun Policy
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In what might come as a shock to the legacy press, it turns out there are plenty of young people who value their Second Amendment rights and are willing to fight for them. Case in point: 18-year-old Hannah Brumbles of Deer Island, Ore. Last week, the Beaver State’s Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI) ruled in the young woman’s favor after she challenged a Walmart policy that denied shotgun and rifle sales to young adults ages 18 to 20. |
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| She's asking for $135,000... which was enough of a fine to put the cake bakers out of business. I expect that a proportionate fine (also enough to put WalMart out of business) would be in several billion dollars. |
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