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Now, the very same people who seek to infringe upon our constitutional right to bear arms in self-defense are saying that we should defund police. These are the same people who say we need gun control laws because people in danger should call the police instead of defending themselves.
How are they getting away with this nonsense? |
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xqqme
(6/19/2020)
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| Emotion-based insanity has replaced critical thinking with too many voters, that's how. |
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jac
(6/19/2020)
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| I would really like to see one city get rid of their police. The lesson from that city would stop all of this nonsense. |
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