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How The NRA Enables Domestic Terrorism
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Terrorism: the purposeful violence against civilians, non-combatants, with the intent to create and foster social fear. One gun violence massacre after another has certainly created the fear that our families and children are not safe in their schools, our theatres, our concerts, and even in our churches. On Sunday in Sutherland Springs, Texas, 26 people were murdered while they were worshipping and praying. The victims spanned three generations, from an 18-month-old to a 72-year-old, a pregnant woman and her child, and more than a dozen children, including the 14-year-old daughter of the church’s pastor. Sunday morning indeed struck fear into hearts across America. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(11/8/2017)
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Geeeesh what crass stupidity!
One of the most horrendous and costly attacks against school attacks was when a nut used dynamite to blow up a school, then drove a explosive laden pickup into the first responders and blew it up.
An organization protecting our rights is enabling terrorists?
Really?
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dasing
(11/10/2017)
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| The demoz are enabling terrorists by disarming the general public, not helping us to defend ourselves!!!! |
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