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UT: Man raises questions after carrying rifle into JC Penney (video available)
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"Pictures of a man carrying a rifle inside a big box store in Riverdale are raising a lot of eyebrows. The woman who took them tells KSL the man had no business bringing the gun where he did."
"It was supposed to be just a regular trip to the JC Penney. Wednesday night, Cindy Yorgason was in line to return something when she saw a man with some pretty heavy fire power." ... -------
Submitter's note: I like this guy. All you pro gun folk who say the guy shouldn't have done this and made us look bad are WEAK. This is exactly what we need to take away the emotional b.s. of the public, which was trained into them by the media. Sure, the media will report this in a biased way, but triple the number of open carriers and slowly the public starts to accept it and realize that AR15 does not equal spree killer. |
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