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MA: A ban on Muslims while guns proliferate
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This situation seems to have come about largely due to the wealth and power of the NRA and its ability to influence elections. Modern assault weapons could not even have been imagined when the Second Amendment was written. Our candidates seem to be bought with money and fear of losing campaign funding rather than representing the citizens they serve. Do we really believe that every single Republican candidate who is supported by the NRA is truly so heartless as to refuse to legislate in favor of innocent children and families who are victims of homegrown violence in far greater numbers than those from foreign terrorists?
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dasing
(4/7/2017)
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| They were not ONLY imagined then they were in use then! |
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dasing
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| Law abiding citizens do NOT kill kids or anyone, for that matter! So what is your problem !?! |
| Comment by:
dasing
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| This woman might want to study the muslim form of government...it is a terrorist theocrasy! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(4/7/2017)
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| Guns don't fly airliners into buildings. |
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