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These Facts Correct: Guns Are Killing Us
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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In his most recent letters to the editor on the subject of gun regulation, Mr. Brockway seems to have the shoe on the wrong foot when it comes to factual statements, a particularly bad error for a blacksmith.
In addition to his past claims that the Democratic presidential candidates all wanted to take your guns away, which he surely knew to be false – none of them had ever said any such thing – he has now decided that Kirsten Gillibrand wants to put you in jail for not surrendering them. Oh please. |
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PHORTO
(12/5/2020)
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The sources you cite are politically left-leaning, and their “facts” are not to be trusted.
And, the very title of your letter is reductio ad absurdum. Guns are inanimate objects; criminals are killing us.
When we witness leftist ‘protests’ attacking people and property followed by the refusal of authorities to follow through with prosecutions, your irrationally biased arguments ring hollow. |
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