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New Film Shows Women Withholding Sex Until Men Give Up Guns
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A new film, Is That a Gun in Your Pocket?, depicts women withholding sex until men agree to get rid of their guns. Is That a Gun was written, directed and produced by Matt Cooper, and it stars Andrea Anders (Modern Family), Matt Passmore (The Glades), Cloris Leachman (The Mary Tyler Moore Show), Horatio Sanz (Wreck-It Ralph), John Michael Higgins (Couples Retreat), and Jon Heard (NCIS Los Angeles), among others.
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laker1
(8/23/2016)
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| Really stupid idea. With a gun you can get sex. |
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PP9
(8/24/2016)
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A choice between an anti-gun woman who uses sex as a means of coercion and my guns?
That's sort of like a choice between a stomach flu and prime rib.
I'd show such a woman the door even if I did get rid of my guns. Ain't nobody got time for that. |
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