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Mayor Pete on Guns
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One of the Democrats’ favorite talking points on gun control is that we don’t need military weapons of war on America’s streets. Former mayor Pete Buttigieg has been the most effective of the presidential candidates at making this claim, because of his military background. If anyone knows whether a gun is a military weapon, it is surely an Afghanistan War veteran who was trained on these weapons. |
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jac
(2/19/2020)
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There goal is the elimination of private ownership of firearms starting with AR-15 type rifles.
If they were successful at confiscating those rifles, they would immediately go after another class of weapons.
A vote for any democrat is a vote for elimination of our rights. |
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PHORTO
(2/19/2020)
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"Buttigieg should do the right thing and try to really educate Americans about firearms. He should admit that the AR-15 and other “assault weapons” function nothing like true weapons of war."
Don't hold your breath. |
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