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Gun Owners Find New Outlets in the Midst of a Weakened NRA
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David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Bob Mokos is a passionate gun owner who on the surface would seem like a card-carrying National Rifle Association member. The retired airline pilot has been shooting guns since he was a child. The Vietnam veteran got more serious about firearms as a civilian after one of his sisters was fatally shot during a mugging in Chicago. After the 9/11 terror attacks, he became qualified to carry a gun in the cockpit. |
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PHORTO
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What a load of BS.
“The fallacy that the NRA has perpetuated for so long is that you’re either for the Second Amendment or you’re for taking away people’s guns,” Lloyd told the AP.
This idiot apparently doesn't know that the ENTIRE FIELD OF DEMOCRAT PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES have been talking about banning and "buying back" all semiautomatic firearms.
They are all in on TAKING PEOPLE'S GUNS.
Guys like this (and the author and publisher) cannot continue to get away with this stuff. |
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