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I’m a Gun Owner. The Extremists Don’t Speak for Most of Us
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I grew up in Wyoming where gun ownership is common and part of the culture. Guns are respected, and so is the damage they can do. So responsibility around guns is also part of the culture and taken very seriously. Here in Missouri, I believe that it is responsible gun ownership, not guns, that is under attack. Increasingly, I’ve become alarmed by the rise of radical groups from both inside and outside the state advocating reckless laws that needlessly put us all in danger. They open new, dangerous loopholes instead of closing them.
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Thanks for your input, Elmer!
("Oo, those DWATTED EXTWEEMISTS!!!") |
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