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NC: The deadly status quo continues
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A troubled man who has been tracked by the FBI can walk into a gun store in America and walk out with a semiautomatic weapon that with a magazine that can shoot up to 40-, 50-, 100-times-a-minute without the need to reload.
A person who the government believes is too dangerous to board an airplane can buy that same weapon, too, without a second look.
Anyone can buy that weapon any weekend they want at gun shows across the country with few questions asked, regardless of their background or criminal history or mental state. |
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dasing
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| Dealers at gun shows DO background checks !!!!!! |
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