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... "During one of his annoyingly frequent and unfailingly predictable appearances on MSNBC ... Washington Post columnist [Eugene Robinson] weighed in with his thoughts on the differences between France and the US in fighting jihadists. ..." ..."Just to keep it in perspective, I don't think we should imagine that the conditions and the threat are exactly the same in the United States as they are in France, they are different." ...
"In fact, one thing that's different here is weapons are universally available and so, I mean, it is actually a very good thing that the tensions are not exactly the same because we would expect to have a lot more of that sort of carnage here." ... |
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