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Who Believes the “Nobody is Going to Take Your Guns Away” Line Now?
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The most accomplished of liars eventually come to believe their own lies. And so it is that the people who have been insisting for years that “nobody wants to take away your guns” cannot stop repeating that lie even when they are openly proposing the confiscation of the most commonly owned firearms in the United States. In March, Joe Biden threatened to slap a construction worker from Michigan after the worker told him he was worried that Biden wanted to “take away our guns.” “I’m not taking your gun away at all,” Biden said angrily, pointing his finger in the man’s face and cursing at him. “That’s bull----.” For this outburst, Biden was widely praised in the press. |
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PHORTO
(7/2/2020)
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"Look, the Second Amendment doesn’t say you can’t restrict the kinds of weapons people can own.” -- Constitutional 'expert,' Joe Biden
Pardon, but that's EXACTLY what it says. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(7/2/2020)
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INFRINGE: 1. To intrude into/onto. 2. To diminish.
Please send above to Biden's handlers and have it printed out in red crayon in large letters so the wannabe Prez can read it. |
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