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Trump's proposed concealed-carry law will reduce crime, protect Americans
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With 50-state concealed-carry, some carjackers, muggers, rapists, would-be killers, home invaders and other violence-prone perps, will likely be snuffed out by their intended victims. But where’s the downside? Not all violence is bad, and permanently retiring such vicious reprobates would be good riddance. Federal concealed-carry would particularly benefit minorities like Shaneen Allen and the late Stephen Kim — who, statistically, are far more likely than whites to be victimized. |
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| Great idea! but the anti gun crowd won't look lightly on having their friends picked on like that.. |
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