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Modest Proposals to Address Gun Violence
Submitted by:
Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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Like many Americans, I am appalled at the level of gun violence in this country. Therefore, I favor reasonable federal gun control measures to limit such violence. While in the U.S. Army, I was trained in a number of small arms, including the M-16 rifle, the military version of the AR-15. As an officer, I carried a .45 caliber pistol during the Vietnam War. As a civilian, I never saw the need to own a gun, but I understand that other law-abiding citizens must have their guns..
Let’s start with a Congressional ban of AR-15-type semi-automatic weapons and bump stocks. |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(3/3/2018)
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Why do many of these liberal rags refuse to provide a comments section in their opinion pieces? |
Comment by:
dasing
(3/3/2018)
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They are afraid of the majority of real patriots... There is no such thing as modest gun control!!! |
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PP9
(3/4/2018)
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You're appalled by the amount of "gun" violence?
As Archie Bunker said, "Would it make you feel any better, little girl, if they was pushed out of windows?"
I get the idea that these people would think it was a success if every one of the people killed by means of a firearm was killed by some other means. Still just as dead, but no gun... problem solved?
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