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As politicians thrash around for "doing something” about deranged, dejected homicidal narcissists, many have settled on the Australian model of gun control. But few Americans understand what that really means. In 1996 one of the most horrific mass murders perpetrated by a single deranged individual occurred at Port Arthur in Tasmania. Within weeks, then Prime Minister John Howard railroaded through a Draconian gun-control bill. |
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Taos_Trapper
(10/13/2015)
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| Australia's gun law was not about "Gun Control". It was about "Gun Confiscation"! The Government physically took the guns away from the subjects!!! |
| Comment by:
lostone1413
(10/13/2015)
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| I agree Taps and that is what the politicians have planned for us |
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