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FACT: The AR-15 Isn’t a ‘Weapon of War’
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As Vice President, Joe Biden once said," you want to keep someone away from your house, just fire the shotgun through the door."
Not the best advice, of course, but Biden has long suggested that a shotgun would be his preferred choice for self-defense.
Biden, who has admitted to owning two shotguns, has also called for a ban on AR-style semi-automatic rifles while describing those firearms as "weapons of war."
In addition to offering what should only be described as responsible advice on the handling of a firearm, President Biden has also made it perfectly clear when discussing gun control that he doesn't know much about history. |
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jdege
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| FACT - ordinary civilians _should_ not only be allowed to, but should be encouraged to own "weapons of war". |
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