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Mel Gibson Talks Gun Control, The 'Potholes' of Fame
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“Hacksaw Ridge” director Mel Gibson understands the history of the Second Amendment. “Well, I understand where it comes from, the right to bear arms because the Revolution and that stuff and tyranny and the right to defend yourself, and I still agree with that, but it’s kind of out of balance at the moment," he told Fox News at a recent press junket. "...Something has to be done in order to stop some of the heinous violence that has occurs just like sporadically and shockingly..." |
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laker1
(10/26/2016)
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| How about not releasing criminals like occurs in your state by the thousands? Many with gun crime convictions. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(10/27/2016)
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| I think he ducked the question quite nicely! :-) |
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