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NE: Guns don't belong on Christmas cards
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He laid an ammo can on the ground in the sand and fired one round into it. The can shot up in the air about 3 feet, and was propelled backwards about 10 feet. He then showed us the entry point of the bullet, a small maybe 1/2-inch diameter hole and the exit point, a 6- to 7-inch massive, jagged hole. He then told us that he demonstrated on a metal, ammo can what it would do to a human body. |
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PHORTO
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You have the right to be offended, and I have the right to offend you.
Wadda country! |
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