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PHORTO
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“All this debate is really about a 10 minute commute.”
No, what this 'debate' is about is indulging emotional irrationality in opposition to the right to conduct lawful business in the same places everyone else does.
How is locating a lawful firearm business within walking distance of hospitals, parks, schools, libraries etc. any more 'dangerous' than anywhere else? Answer: IT ISN'T.
This emotional revulsion is based upon a herd mentality of dependency, childlike in its naïveté, much like believing the 'monsters' will go away if you pull the covers up over your head.
It is wholly un-American, so STOP IT. |
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