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Guns Are Big Business Across All 50 States
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Between the recent high-profile mass shootings in California, Texas and Ohio, student walkouts and a fierce political debate between gun-rights groups and gun-control advocates, hardly a week goes by when guns aren’t in the news. But in America, guns are more than just a hot political topic — they’re also very big business and a large employer across all 50 states. |
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PHORTO
(8/6/2019)
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As it should be.
The right to arms is enshrined, SECOND, in the Bill of Rights.
In contrast, the right to drive is not; I submit that gun sales should be at least equal to commerce in vehicles. |
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