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FL: Stand up against guns on campus
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"I have usually been, and according to some in my political party, have always been, a strong supporter of the Second Amendment. Just two years ago, the NRA itself acknowledged my role as a prime sponsor of Florida's “Stand Your Ground” law, a victim's rights bill I still support."
"My father gave me my first gun, a .410 shotgun, when I was 11 and at my farewell party as state attorney for the Eighth Judicial Circuit, my staff gave me a Glock 9 as a parting gift."
"With all that said, I firmly believe that the proposed legislation that would permit guns to be carried on the campuses of state universities in Florida is unwise, unsafe and dead wrong." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Obviously Mr Smith is a "nanny". He believes young americans already empowered to vote, serve in military service (where they'll be trained/entrusted with various deadly arts and devices), and sign contracts aren't to be entrusted with a firearm in a civilian setting. He also conveniently ignores most states' CCW minimum age is 21. Mr. Smith wants every college campus a "gun free zone" or, more accurately, a "soft target of opportunity " for criminals, domestic and foreign terrorists. IOW he demands we send our children into an arena populated with carnivorous beasts furnished by our government. |
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