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Giffords, Kelly Say ‘Common Sense’ Gun Laws Needed To Protect Vets
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Former Rep. Gabby Giffords and her husband, Mark Kelly, told a Washington audience Friday that “common sense” steps on guns need to be taken to “help address the epidemic of gun suicide” by veterans. The two were on hand for the launch of the Veterans Coalition for Common Sense, which said it will work to close loopholes in gun-control laws, strengthen current laws and focus on issues of mental health and suicide prevention for veterans.
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mickey
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What a great idea!
If we take away all the veterans' guns, they'll have to hang themselves if they want to commit suicide.
And just think of the massive civil rights violations of denying the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of a million vets...
Sounds like a wet dream for a c@cksucking **** like Kelly or Petraeus... |
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