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VA: In Virginia, fight against gun control gives rise to armed militias
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The volunteers who showed up this summer to help a church charity move to a new spot in rural Campbell County were from the same type of group that swooped in when a nearby Lynchburg restaurant was targeted by protesters: the local militia.
Earlier this year, Campbell’s board of supervisors officially recognized the self-proclaimed militia as an organization to “enhance the safety and security” of citizens and as a “barrier against a tyrannical government.” Bedford County followed suit. A similar resolution is being debated in Halifax County. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(10/31/2020)
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If gun control expands to the national level after November 3rd, 2020, I hope armed militias expand to the national level too.
There. I said it.
Bite me, libtards of the world. |
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