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Alec Baldwin: Time to Rethink Second Amendment
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Actor Alec Baldwin entered the gun control push on March 5 by tweeting his criticism of the number of guns Americans can purchase and stressing his belief that it is time to rethink the Second Amendment. His tweet comes on the heels of a new NRATV ad calling out “every Hollywood phony” and members of the “lying media.”
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MarkHamTownsend
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Do we really need to hear any idiot twaddle from movie stars? I don't give a fart in a typhoon for what Alec Baldwin thinks.
SHUT UP AND ACT!
Make your stupid films (which often involve stupid gun use) and earn your bazillion .....but I do not care what you think. |
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