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The Gun Delusion
Submitted by:
David Williamson
Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Okay, I admit it: I grew up shooting guns. And I’m not safe if you’re armed; and you’re deluding yourself if you think you’re well-trained to use firearms. Back in the dark ages, the only things anyone had a gun for was to hunt for food, to deal with pests who eluded trapping and were trashing your garden or causing destruction in the barn, and the unlikely time one might need to dispatch a rabid wild critter. Guns stayed in their places unless they were being used for a job – they were tools for acquiring and protecting food, mostly, and you didn’t leave your tools scattered about.
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jac
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Talk about delusional.
This delusional wacko won't admit that there are defensive gun uses taking place daily.
There are so many contradictions in this article that I couldn't possibly address them all. |
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dasing
(8/8/2017)
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| Just because the author can't handle firearms , does not preclude others from well trained use of firearms! He does not know me! |
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