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New bill re-activates fight for suppressors by turning gun grabber argument on its head
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Gun grabbers have classified guns as a public health issue for far too long, and this argument is about to backfire on them. For years now, the deregulation of silencers, or “suppressors,” has been shot down over and over again by gun control freaks in Congress, but this is likely to change—all in the name of public health.
Rep. Jeff Duncan (SC-03) along with Rep. John Carter (TX-31) have introduced a bill called the Hearing Protection Act, which moves to eliminate a $200 tax and nine-month approval process on suppressors. Guns are loud, and these legislators are trying to spare some ears from permanent damage. |
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dasing
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| Yes, it is a health issue, not a violence issue!! |
| Comment by:
jughead
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| i would lose money but go for it. |
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