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NC: No to Second Amendment sanctuary
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The Second Amendment is important to a lot of people in our country, including me. I own three rifles and two handguns, and have been shooting since I was in the first grade, some 50-plus years ago.
But the politics around guns is much different than when I was younger. Much of the NRA’s energy promotes the fear that those of us who support commonsense gun laws are actually trying to take guns away from law-abiding citizens. That is not true. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(3/19/2020)
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"I support the second amendment, BUT....."
Tell Eric Swalwell and Slow Joe Biden, who have said bluntly they ARE going to take our guns, that they aren't going to take the guns.
Some people must just permanently keep their heads up their butts. |
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