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New Gun Subculture Is on the Rise in Liberal States with Stricter Gun Laws
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“The NRA [National Rifle Association] has been spreading insurrectionist rhetoric for the past few decades, undermining Americans’ trust in their legislators and the federal government, while passing for a patriotic organization,” says the study’s lead author, Claire Boine, an SPH research scholar in community health sciences. “The result is a few million people who are convinced that any genuine firearm violence prevention effort is the first step in a scheme to take away all of their rights and disenfranchise them.” |
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MarkHamTownsend
(7/16/2020)
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NRA spreading "insurrectionist" rhetoric?
Hahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!
What puerile garbage. Geeeesh. |
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jac
(7/16/2020)
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As soon as I saw Boston University I knew it would not be positive.
These people are completely divorced from reality.
If they wouldn't be supporting laws to disarm us, we wouldn't be the so called third group that have acquired guns for political reasons. |
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