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| Comment by:
mickey
(9/18/2015)
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Name a prominent politician of the Bush family who is pro-gun.
Just one, name him.
Can't do it, can you?
Not 1989's "yippee, I've been inaugurated, now I can enact a gun import ban by executive order"?
Not 2003's "I'll sign an AWB renewal"?
How about 2015's "Our federal gun laws are just fine the way they are, but we need more gun grabs at the state level"? |
| Comment by:
-none-
(9/18/2015)
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pretty heavy handed "common sense reasonable" there, eh?
will divide families, will have to fully vet every member you have any contact with..or just say effit and limit/minimize/end all contact.
How many times has everyone at some point been "concerned about a family member" ?
more see something, say something, turn family into gestapo agents of the state...the masses suffer for a handful of mentally ill who actually manage to get stopped in time. There won't be any reflection upon the reporting family member, what motives are, just "will family member claim hold water before an obama judge" |
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