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Last Man Standing star Tim Allen talks guns, conservatism, and feminism
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But I’m a guy’s guy, because I love men that hit stuff, and at least know about guns. I’m not a gun guy, I don’t shoot animals or people. When we were kids, my dad put us through a YMCA class. We know how to load ‘em, clean ‘em, put ‘em away, store ‘em, and never point them at people. That’s just the rule: You don’t get mad and go get a gun. We just learned about them. And then put them away, and none of us ever used them again. The truth of it is, AK47s look dangerous, so they want those outlawed, but a Winchester 3030 is actually, in my mind, far more dangerous. |
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He only THINKS he wouldn't shoot somebody else with them.
It all depends on who that "somebody else" is, and what they are doing.
I hope he never has to eat those words. |
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