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IN: Rep. Susan Brooks- Bill would Remove Guns from Those Who Pose a Threat
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As we reflect on National Police Week, which ended Saturday, let’s provide our law enforcement across the country every tool possible to prevent senseless acts of gun violence from harming or claiming the lives of innocent people, including our law enforcement officers. Children are frequently asked the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” The answer for Timothy “Jake” Laird from Noblesville was always the same. He dreamed of becoming a police officer.
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Stripeseven
(5/20/2019)
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| Do what has to be done to control criminals, but only up to the point of where you start depriving law abiding citizens of their Constitutional rights. Innocent until proven guilty, due process of law should not be skirted around in order to achieve the desired results. Honor the Oath of Office, and stay within the confines of the Constitution. These elected servants were givin the opportunity to "Serve," not "Rule" |
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lbauer
(5/20/2019)
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You have to understand, to the typical anti gun liberal the mere fact that you want to own a firearm is prima facia evidence that you are a threat.
They will not rest until all of the citizenry are disarmed completely, and even then based on what's happened in the UK they'll start in on knives and other non firearm assault weapons. |
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