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The Teen Killer Who Radicalized the NRA
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Harlon Carter, “Mr. NRA,” the man who turned America’s national rifle club into its formidable gun lobby, knew guns could kill people—including the 15-year-old Mexican kid he blew away with a shotgun when he was 17. Believe it or not, the National Rifle Association began in 1871 committed to “Firearms Safety Education, Marksmanship Training, Shooting for Recreation”—according to the sign displayed for years at its national headquarters. Its famous lobby sign with the edited version of the militia-less Second Amendment—“… the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed”—only came a century later.
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PHORTO
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| And there's nothing you can do about it, neither! *PTHLBPTHLBPTHLBPTHLBPTHLB* |
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jac
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| Don't take a knife to a gun fight. |
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