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The worst by far is a bill filed in both the House and Senate that would eliminate all “gun-free” zones in the state. If passed, persons with concealed-weapons permits would be able to carry firearms to pro sports events, bars, police stations, K-12 public schools, public colleges and universities, courthouses, polling places, government meetings, seaports and airport passenger terminals.
Submitters note: Another anti-gun reporter with an agenda. Blood in the streets predictions have not happened anywhere and won't happen in Florida. |
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dasing
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| The reporter is lying!! |
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jdege
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If there is a legitimate reason to keep guns out of a place, there should be controlled access, metal detectors, and armed security present.
Simply posting a no-guns sign and then doing nothing to actually prevent guns is criminally irresponsible. |
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