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Australia to Adopt America’s Relaxed Gun Laws?
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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There are many things about America that we can admire: their spectacular cities, their exciting entertainment industry, and their incredible natural attractions. One aspect of the American culture that most of us don’t understand, however, is their obsession with guns. So why is there a faction within Australia that is trying to relax our gun laws, so they’re more in line with the U.S.?
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PHORTO
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Nonsense. What “The Land Dewn Undah” has done is to sacrifice the personal security of the population at large because of the acts of one madman.
Not very smart, Mate. |
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