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IN: Show loyalty to people, not NRA
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Mark A. Taff
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Floyd County Commissioner Tim Kamer is the latest locally elected politician to act as a puppet on a string to gun corporation-induced hysteria. In the latest resolution handed to the commissioners, the gun lobby wants them to kneel before the thrown of corporate profits and squeal uncle, stating their “inability to supersede existing laws and hierarchy.” Meanwhile, there is a pandemic that continues to spiral out of control, an economic collapse that must be addressed, and protests in the streets with root causes aggravated by loose gun laws.
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MarkHamTownsend
(7/11/2020)
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What gawd awful hogwash.
"Protests in the streets with root causes aggravated by loose gun laws."
What b.s. Protests in the street are being aggravated by antifa and blm.
I cry for my country in times like this ....... |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(7/11/2020)
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What a thoroughly misguided individual. |
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