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OH: Kent State University Has No Problem With Rifle-Toting Graduation Photos
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A former Kent State University student and her rifle went viral after graduation photos showcased an AR-15 strapped to her back while walking through campus, but the school has no issue with her shot thanks to a well-timed loophole. The Blast spoke with Kaitlin Bennett, who commemorated her graduation at KSU over the weekend with a photo shoot highlighting her firepower. She took major backlash online, including death threats from people who thought the picture was in incredibly poor taste. Bennett says she took the pics “Simply because I am so passionate about the second amendment and gun rights.” |
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| Death threats because they thought the pictures were in "poor taste". So now poor taste gives a right to kill a person. The stupid Libtards are the reason we are arming. |
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