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Guns and Day Care
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Except for what it doesn’t do, a measure approved by the Ohio House that would end certain state restrictions on carrying concealed handguns is a bad idea. It would permit them in day-care centers, airport terminals, government buildings, and police stations. That’s unnecessary and risky.
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laker1
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| What is risky is continued illusions that gun free zones protect people that are in them. Gun free zones are a killers dream where no resistance will be found. That is why almost totally, mass shootings are in gun free zones. To think that a person intent on killing will stop due to a no guns sign is lunacy. |
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