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MD: Maryland Continues to Lead Anti-Second Amendment Jihad
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Bruce W. Krafft
Website: http://www.keepandbeararms.com/
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"In Dante’s Inferno, the gates of Hell are inscribed with the ... iconic phrase ... 'Abandon all hope, ye who enter here.' Today, however, this phrase would be quite apt on all signs announcing the crossover into the state of Maryland, with one little tweak: 'Abandon all hope, gun owners who enter here.'"
"One year ago last week, Florida-resident John Filippidis and his family were traveling through Maryland when his vehicle was pulled over by a Maryland Transportation Authority police officer. Filippidis, a concealed carry permit holder in his home state, was unsure of the reason for the stop, but as he quickly discovered, little about what would happen next had to do with his driving. ..." ... |
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teebonicus
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| The SCOTUS needs to grab MD by the throat, slam it to the ground, and choke it out. |
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