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Australian Senator Critiques Hillary Clinton’s Embrace of His Country’s Gun Confiscation
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“I was a bit horrified by that,” Leyonhjelm told NRA News in response to Clinton’s comments. “I don’t think Australia is a model for the United States on gun control at all.”
He said the country’s strict gun control did not lessen crime but instead they saw an increase. He said the mandatory gun buyback program made citizens less safe. “It also removed the right to own a gun in any state in Australia for self-defense. We are a nation of victims,” Leyonhjelm told the publication. “You cannot own a gun for self-defense.”
“It doesn’t matter what the circumstances. It doesn’t matter how big the threat. You cannot defend yourself.” |
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PHORTO
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| In other words, instead of getting it from a horse's @$$, why don't we instead get it from the horse's mouth? |
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