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Katie Pavlich: What’s really behind the ban on AR-15 green-tip ammo?
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"The old joke about government covering up wrongdoing is, 'Move along folks, nothing to see here.' But that’s exactly what the [ATF] told Americans last week after being caught changing the rules to ban AR-15 M855 'green tip' ammunition without a proper public commenting period or congressional approval. This is no laughing matter."
"Under the guise of law enforcement safety, the ATF introduced a 'proposal' in February banning commonly used AR-15 green-tip ammunition, citing 'armor piercing' capabilities as justification. The problem? The ATF had already changed the rules in its 2014 Regulation Guidebook, stripping the exemption." ... |
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| Our government lies have gotten so bad that they do it and then ask the classic JR Ewing line from when he got caught in bed with a woman who wasn't his wife: "Who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes." What a terrible government has evolved over the last 50 years. |
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