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CA: Congress continues to ignore gun violence
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This, apparently, is “normal” in the United States: Earlier this week, in the small town of Benton, Kentucky, a high school sophomore walked onto his campus and started shooting, wounding several schoolmates and killing two — Bailey Nicole Holt, who died at the scene, and Preston Ryan Cope, who died after he was transported to a hospital.
Americans barely noticed. |
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dasing
(1/27/2018)
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| And this will keep happening until the parents start paying attention to what their children are thinking and doing!!!! |
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dasing
(1/27/2018)
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| There is no law, anyone can dream of, that can fix this problem!!!! |
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PHORTO
(1/27/2018)
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This argument has been officially discredited by Scalia's emasculation of Stevens's dissent in Heller.
OFFICIALLY. DISCREDITED.
So, WHY to idiots like this chick continue spew this nonsense? |
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