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PHORTO
(1/16/2021)
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The sheriff has a narrow, in-the-moment view. As long as he's sheriff, he isn't worried. But he's not going to be sheriff forever.
If he is comfortable with the 2A, then there is no logical objection to supporting such a measure. It should be no skin off his nose.
Which could bring one to the conclusion that he isn't all that supportive of the 2A after all.
Or, that he's more supportive of government supremacy than he'd like people to think. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(1/16/2021)
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P.S. -
Sheriff, have you been paying attention? As in, who will control the levers of the federal government on Jan 20th?
And you can still say "It's not needed."?
i don' thin so, Loosie. |
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