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jac
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Another worthless opinion from a brain dead liberal.
I'm glad that this woman lives in in environment where she is completely safe, but many of us don't have that luxury.
If her opinion took effect that would include guns for hunting. The deer, feral hog and coyote population is already out of control in many areas, and without hunters would only get worse.
I suggest that she move to formally great Britain where she can cower in her house while the hoodlums rob it with the residents at home. There she will have her wish for a disarmed populace where apex weapons are often a club or knife because of the complete lack of firearms and restrictions on self defense. |
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