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Why I Support Gun Rights and Gun Laws
Submitted by:
Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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... "I believe that, as a gun owner, I have a responsibility to my family and my community to store my gun safely, locked and unloaded. I also have a responsibility to advocate for responsible gun laws that help keep guns out of dangerous people's hands. That includes being willing to submit to a background check every time I purchase a firearm and expecting buyers to submit to a current background check if I sell them a gun. Furthermore, I believe that if I misuse my gun, for example if I violently threaten a family member or allow a child to gain access to a loaded and unlocked firearm, I should be held accountable for my actions." ... |
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teebonicus
(4/6/2015)
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"I believe that, as a gun owner, I have a responsibility to my family and my community to store my gun safely, locked and unloaded."
Yeah? Well, I believe that I have a responsibility to myself and my family to carry a sidearm on my person at all times.
And I "support the Second Amendment" too.
Here's an idea! Why don't YOU do it the way YOU want, and I'LL do it the way I want.
Work for you?
Didn't think so.... |
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