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Marvel’s The Punisher Wants You to Know That Gun Control Is For Cowards
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Senator Stan Ori is introduced late in the season, in the ninth episode (of 13). He’s a New York politician bent on expanding required background checks to buy guns. This is, in fact, the very first thing we learn about him: A radio host introduces him as a proponent of “tougher gun control laws.” Ori immediately comes off as not really knowing what he’s talking about—portrayed with a slick vagueness by Rick Holmes, he briefly debates gun control with Karen Page and the radio host before they are interrupted by domestic terrorist Lewis Wilson (Daniel Webber), and Ori never makes a point that isn’t quickly rebuffed by either the radio host or Page. |
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PHORTO
(11/23/2017)
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OY!
The truth hurts, doesn't it, even when it's accurately portrayed in fiction.
Too rich!
WAH!!! Friggin' WAH!!! |
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