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Rules for Them, and Different Rules for You If You Have a Gun
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Robert Morse
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"Some anti-rights activists are sure the rules don’t apply to them. They have armed bodyguards while they want to make sure you’re disarmed. Simply stated, the rich gun-grabbers have one set of rules for them, and a different set of rules that apply to you. Listen to what they say and see what they do."
"Jonathan Romans is an active member of both anti-self-defense groups Moms Demand Action and the [CSGV]. He often comments on their pages. Mister Romans called for harassment and violence against law abiding gun owners. He said,"
"'..when a stranger enters a public place armed, ask to see his permit. If he produces one, cross your fingers. If not, then tackle him, or shoot him, because then it will not be too late.'" ... |
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Millwright66
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| Well there's always been "different law" for the elites as NYC's "Sullivan Act", exemplified a century or so back. Why suppose the "beautiful people" would surrender that "position of superiority"? Or its symbols - armed bodyguards ? |
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