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Harvard Grad Student Reportedly Kicked out of Apartment After Roommates Found Her Iegally Owned Guns
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A Harvard graduate student claims she was kicked out of her Massachusetts apartment because her roommates were “uncomfortable” with her keeping guns in the home. “What I find uncomfortable is coming home to find out that six people I barely know went into my bedroom without permission and went through every single one of my drawers, without any regard to my privacy whatsoever,” Leyla Pirnie, a 24-year-old from Alabama, told the Washington Free Beacon. |
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jac
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The same roommates will be wishing that she was still there if anyone breaks into their apartment.
Stupid snowflakes. If the roommate wanted to harm them she wouldn't have need to use a gun. |
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