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NC: Gun violence prevention group opposes 2nd Amendment sanctuaries
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The resolutions are designed to prohibit any state or federal law from infringing on county residents legally getting firearms.
“These gun laws save lives,” North Carolinians Against Gun Violence executive director Becky Ceartas said.
The group is asking local governments to remove the resolutions or vote them down.
“We need to keep our state’s gun laws, enforce them strongly and pass new gun laws to protect North Carolinian from gun laws,” Ceartas said. |
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Stripeseven
(2/13/2020)
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| Elected servants only have power that is delegated to them by the Constitution.These servants are there to protect the individual rights of the minority from the demands of the majority. |
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PHORTO
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“We need to keep our state’s gun laws, enforce them strongly and pass new gun laws to protect North Carolinian from gun laws,” Ceartas said.
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Now, *ahek*, how STOOPID is THAYAT? |
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