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jac
(4/16/2021)
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There is no such thing as common sense gun laws.
All of these proposals will only affect law abiding citizens and won't to anything to reduce violence and criminal use of firearms.
The people proposing and supporting this legislation are sick. |
| Comment by:
repealfederalgunlaws
(4/16/2021)
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| Go to the effort of leaving a civil comment on this extremely biased article. They're using "DISQUS" and they moderate all posts (eyeroll). One mindless and illogical anti gun post got through. Flood them with civil comments and make them moderate intelligent posts. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(4/16/2021)
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All one has to do is to recognize the names of these two miscreants, and reading the article becomes non-essential.
They are anti-Constitution statists, so, what's the point?
Everything, EVERYTHING they stand for is counterfeit. |
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