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| Comment by:
laker1
(8/27/2015)
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| Preventive measures? You know, like those in Chicago, & Mexico only more stringent. |
| Comment by:
lostone1413
(8/27/2015)
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If you forget what the Government Controlled Cooperate Media wants you to believe Go check out how many of the alternative news people have broke the shooting down before you tube takes their videos off One of the best at breaking it down is freeradiorevolution. You will fast see if you keep an open mind how staged these and many so called mass shootings have been Its all about getting support for more gun control. The Government can't control you until they disarm you
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| Comment by:
jac
(8/27/2015)
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Coming from an unindicted (so far) felon who should be in jail for not securing US top secret documents, this rings rather hollow.
It's all about control. Anyone with half a brain knows that the problem is a very small percentage of individuals, mostly criminals, that have already broken multiple laws, and that further restrictions on gun rights will only affect law abiding citizens who are not causing any problems. |
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