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MI: 'Build Your Own AR-15' Class Draws Protesters
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Dozens of protesters gathered outside of a VFW post on Tuesday as a "Build Your Own AR-15" class was held inside. The AR-15 is the same military-style assault weapon used in several mass shootings in America. Organizers say the class is legal and was planned months ago, long before the mass shooting at a high school in Parkland, Florida. The shooting prompted millions to take to the streets over the weekend calling for an end to gun violence through common sense gun laws.
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Tell any protesters you see anywhere, "Go pound sand."
Without exception. Let them know in no uncertain terms that their message is unAmerican, and is rejected out-of-hand. |
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