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CSGV: Urging Armed Self-Defense = Blaming the Victim
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"'Commenting on a gruesome case of domestic homicide that occurred in Geismar, Louisiana on August 9, 2015, Ascension Parish Sheriff Jeff Wiley advised women to do the following,' the anti-gunners at csgv.org report, accurately enough. 'Get your concealed weapons permit. Ladies, learn how to safely handle a weapon, learn how to safely store a weapon, and when you’re in a situation like this shoot him in your back yard before he gets in your house. Drop him. I mean, I’m serious. Take the extremes necessary to live a life where you don’t have to worry about your kids and your life.' And that’s where the Campaign to Stop Gun Violence’s rhetoric goes south, so to speak . . ." ... |
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PHORTO
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Did she have any significant contribution to the growth of the company?
If not, she should GET LOST. |
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