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Would You Buy Your Child This Bulletproof Backpack?
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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The image is arresting: a row of smiling, backpack-wearing children, under the words "Back to School Protection," in an advertisement for a bulletproof backpack. "It does potentially start controversy, but it has become a reality," says Yasir Sheikh, the 32-year-old president and CEO of Guard Dog Security, a Sanford, Florida-based manufacturer and distributor of self-defense products.
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PHORTO
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If you can afford it, why not?
Stupid question. |
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