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MD: Bloomberg Wants Armed Guards for Alma Mater as He Seeks to Disarm Average Citizens
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Far more a statist than a liberal, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg does understand the role armed force can play in protecting human life. He just doesn’t value your life.
This point was brought home this week when the Billionaire gun control patron made clear his support for a private armed police force at his alma mater, Johns Hopkins University. According to a report from the Baltimore Sun,
Johns Hopkins is seeking approval from the [Maryland] General Assembly for a private police force to patrol the university campus in Homewood, the hospital campus in East Baltimore, the Peabody Institute in Mount Vernon and the areas surrounding those institutions. |
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Stripeseven
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| Ok for me..but not for thee. Kinda' hypocritic don't you think? Government it to serve, not to rule.. |
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