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American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession
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Originally envisioned by the Founding Fathers as tyranny deterrent, the gun has since become many other things: the criminal’s trusty tool, the hobbyist’s fetish and, depressingly, the police force’s preferred weapon in its dealings with African Americans. And though the NRA and responsible gun owners may point to hunting as a positive use of firearms, the reality is that the gun just can’t seem to outgrow the reason for its invention: ending human life. |
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laker1
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| No, they are for protecting human life. That is why law enforcement and good citizens own them you idiots. |
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