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VA: Democrat says Second Amendment supporters in Virginia have 'mental issues'
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A Virginia state senator called Second Amendment supporters "little kids" at a public meeting over the weekend as tensions between gun rights activists boil over in the state.
Sen. Dave Marsden, who supports Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, is an advocate of proposed gun control legislation and is part of the Democratic majority in the Virginia General Assembly. Instead of apologizing for the insensitive remarks, Marsden called Second Amendment supporters "mentally ill" in a letter he sent following a meeting with constituents. |
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PHORTO
(1/11/2020)
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What obnoxious hubris.
Pay attention, people. This is the tack the Soviets took - weaponizing psychiatry to suppress political dissent and curtail liberty.
This idiot doesn't even realize the Stalinist impression he presents. |
| Comment by:
RichardJCoon
(1/11/2020)
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This idiot took an oath of office when he became a virgina state senator that states he "will support the constitution of the United States."
So I guess he has "mental issues." |
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