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LA: Our guns are killing, not protecting, us
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Not a single European citizen with whom I discussed current events – college students, hotel clerks, bus drivers, university professors and people in pubs – demonstrated the slightest bit of annoyance at being denied the "freedom" of instantaneous access to high-powered firearms. Rather, to a person, they expressed wonder at our enslavement to and acquiescence of a violent gun culture that claims tens of thousands of innocent lives each year. |
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MarkHamTownsend
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Those europeans are as much a slave to their lamestream media as many here are.
Between 500,000 and 1,000,000 people in America defend themselves against criminal violence every year with a firearm.
That's "tens of thousands" ....or a million .... who are alive and well because they took advantage of their 2A rights.
Europeans, OTOH, seem to be dropping like flies ..... |
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