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| Comment by:
jac
(8/31/2020)
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| A vote for any dimocrat, especially Biden and Harris, is a vote to lose our second amendment rights. |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
(8/31/2020)
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True; but our right to defend ourselves is already under serious attack.
Look at the 17 year old Rittenhouse kid, any reasonable look at the time line of events would lead anyone who has any sense to conclude he was defending himself and very likely would have died or atleast have been very seriously maimed had he not fired the weapon.
Yet HE'S being charged with murder.
The libtards are trying to reframe the event to say HE shot the protestors and the PROTESTORS are the VICTIMS. |
| Comment by:
jac
(8/31/2020)
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Rittenhouse is getting railroaded. He was attacked and they were trying to take his rifle.
Unfortunately, he has already been convicted by the press. Tucker Carlson was condemned just for saying that a 17 year old felt he had to get involved because the government failed in their responsibility to protect the citizens and their businesses.
I am waiting to hear how the victim in the shooting in Austin fares. That incident seems to have fallen out of view. At least in Texas he has a good chance of receiving fair treatment. In Texas he needed killing is still a recognized defense. As far as I can determine, the basement dwelling demonstrator that died was not contributing anything to society.
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