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PHORTO
(8/11/2016)
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“Look, there’s only one solution. A bunch of us anti-gun types are going to have to arm ourselves, storm the NRA headquarters in Fairfax, VA, and make sure there are no survivors. This action might also require coordinated hits at remote sites, like Washington lobbyists. Then and only then will we see some legislative action on assault weapons. Have a nice day.”
Ya just gotta laugh. "Arm ourselves"? "Coordinated hits (sic)"? (One can imagine this nerd swaggering like the bad-asses on TV...)
Just what does this imbecile think he and his virgin-armed cadre could do against people who have been acquiring marksmanship skills and tactics most of their lives?
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