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Is Being Anti-Open Carry Anti-Second Amendment?
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Mark A. Taff
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I got a message this morning from a Missouri man who describes himself as a former reader of our Facebook page.
Have had enough of your anti open carry nonsense. Might want to look into renaming the page, as it’s currently falsely advertised. You just lost a ‘Like.’
Sigh.
Ed.: Yes, being anti-open carry is anti-Second Amendment. You cannot argue against exercising the fundamental right protected by the 2A and still be 'pro 2A'. |
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mickey
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Bob Owens supports the right of people like Bob Owens to bear guns the way Bob Owens wants to bear them.
That does not make him any more pro-gun than, for example, Kim Kardashian or Space Cadet Mark Kelly. |
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