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The LGBTQ Community Is Embracing Guns Under Trump's Presidency
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"I realized that I'm statistically more likely to be a victim. I'm trans, I'm a person of color, I'm more likely to be targeted.
I'm more likely to be in a place where everyone is being targeted, just like the Orlando folks. I was just like, damn, I need a gun more than these conservative rednecks do."
Doug Krick, a libertarian activist from Illinois, founded the Pink Pistols in July 2000, an organization that advocates gun ownership for the LGBTQ community. Pink Pistols aim to change the perception that the queer community is an easy target. Their mission statement as outlined on their site: |
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dasing
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| Aholes embracing their rights for the wrong reasons! |
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Hey, embrace THIS, you leftist dimwits.
It has always been your right to go armed. You didn't need the "Trump Excuse" to do so, and the President and those of us who elected him are no threat to you.
OTOH, the Muslims invading our country ARE a threat to you, because the countries they emigrate from execute people for homosexuality, and they bring that culture with them.
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