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WA: Gun Rights Groups Rally in Woodland
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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A gun rights rally at Woodland’s Horseshoe Lake Park attracted about 100 people Feb. 23. Those in attendance heard local activists speak against the recently voter-approved Initiative 1639, calling for pushback against the law that puts added regulation on ownership of certain types of rifles, among other things. |
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| This law was created knowing it would not affect criminals. These Oath breakers seek eventual, total, disarmament of the American people. They want Freedom to just go away. |
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