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Armour: The Last Thing We Need is Guns at Sporting Events
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Some people will do anything to get their names in the news. Even if comes at the expense of the public’s safety. Three Washington legislators are pushing a bill that would force arenas and stadiums to allow fans to bring in weapons if they have concealed carry permits. Because adding guns to a highly charged atmosphere where alcohol already offsets common sense far too often seems like a great idea.
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Sosalty
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| Since 'gun free' zones are the preferred targets of unhinged mass shooters, and our govt often fails at screening, it's only a matter of 'when' not 'if' shootings begin at sporting events. Conceal carry individuals offer a 'preventive' aspect to the threat. Of course, quality training is prerequisite. |
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