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April 14’s front page featured a Republican state senator who has proposed a bill to allow permit-holders to carry concealed weapons anywhere but courtrooms.
Tarheel Tombstone, here we come. See that sweet family two pews down? Well, mom and pop-pop have his-and-her Glocks.
The bill’s author is quoted like this: “In a country with more than 300 million guns, we have to come to grips with the extent to which we are violent by nature.” |
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| What's wrong with carrying in courtrooms? |
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