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Living the Consequences of Extreme Gun Rights
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According to the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, more than 30,000 people die from gun-related deaths each year…victims that never had a chance to weigh in on the gun safety conversation. I’m one of the 78,000 people a year who are lucky enough to survive a gun injury. Lucky is a relative term. I have a spinal cord injury. I struggle with relentless nerve pain. One gun, one bullet changes everything.
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| How can you blame the gun when it can't do anything without a PERSON holding it ?!? |
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