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Host on The View: If a Criminal Has an AR-15, Why Shouldn’t I?
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During the April 7 airing of ABC’s The View, host Jedediah Bila countered anti-gun arguments by asking why law-abiding citizens should be denied an AR-15 if the criminal who attacks them is armed with one?
Bila’s comments followed Whoopi Goldberg’s assertion that Sandy Hook families are suing Bushmaster for advertising AR-15s as “a normal gun for regular people.” She said people involved in the case are looking at the gun from another perspective, saying “It should only be used by the military.” |
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dasing
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| The military uses select fire(machine gun/semiauto) rifles they are not going to go semiauto only ! ! That option is for the common people ! |
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laker1
(4/8/2016)
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| So we the people need to be at a disadvantage when confronted by criminals with illegal weapons. Only cops are the super civilians that can have equal weapons to criminals |
| Comment by:
MarkHamTownsend
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| I wish these jackwagons in the media would get a clue about the difference between guns that are issued to soldiers, and which are owned by Uncle Sam, and what us ****can buy at Sam's Sporting Goods, is. |
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