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MO: Weapons of Mass Interest Draw Crowds
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"James Clark likes to come to gun shows to meet good, friendly, law-abiding citizens."
" 'Nobody ever got shot at a gun show,' explained Clark."
"On Saturday he joined crowds at the SEMO Gun Show in Cape Girardeau."
"A cornucopia of supplies for sportsmen, the show includes guns, knives, ammunition, scopes, muzzle loaders, archery, sporting goods, safes and tools. It continues today from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m."
"Clark, a 37-year-old retired Gulf War veteran, learned a lot about weapons in the Army. At the gun show he toted three Sega hunting rifles on his back. Attached to one of the three semiautomatic rifles was a 10-by-12-inch placard listing specifics about the rifles and scopes he had for sale." |
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Some of the worst abuses of government force in recent years were precipitated by technical and victimless gun-law violations. For example, the BATF claimed that the Branch Davidians possessed machine guns without paying the required federal tax and filling in the proper registration forms. So a tax case worth less than $10,000 led to a 76-man helicopter, machine gun, and grenade assault on a home in which 2/3 of the occupants were women and children. — Dave Kopel and Dr. Michael S. Brown, Prohibition Fever, NationalReview.com |
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