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Hunters and Gun Owners Must Speak out For Common Sense
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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These days it’s impossible for an American citizen fortunate enough to have been born with a functioning mind not to worry about guns and the men who love them, and the innocent victims some of those gun-lovers kill. National Rifle Association spokesman Wayne LaPierre, who tends to blame school shootings on rap music, has accused the government, aided by the media, of attempting to discredit firearms enthusiasts by issuing propaganda worthy of the Nazis.
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PHORTO
(6/4/2018)
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Gun owners long have spoken out for common sense; common sense dictates that the American formula for protecting individual liberty not be diluted or corrupted.
THAT is common sense. |
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jac
(6/4/2018)
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I am a hunter and gun owner.
Don't call gun control laws and restrictions common sense. They are anything but. They only affect law abiding citizens that aren't causing any problems. Criminals, crazies and mal contents will get guns regardless of any amount of gun laws including complete prohibition.
If you really want to reduce murder and gun crime, lock up the criminals for long periods. It is the only thing that works. |
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