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Pittsburgh Moves To Eviscerate Second Amendment Rights
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David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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Well, this was expected. After the horrible shooting at Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh last October, the city is now moving to ban assault-style rifles, ban certain types of ammunition, and allow courts to ban gun ownership for people who are deemed dangerous. The city has suffered a terrible tragedy when vicious anti-Semite Robert Gregory Bowers shot and killed 11 people. He wounded six others, including four police officers. Police shot bowers after a gunfight. He eventually surrendered to police. Bowers deserves everything he gets in the court of law. |
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Stripeseven
(12/19/2018)
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More feel good law stuff won't help a thing. Evil will always find a way, but as usual, the law abiding are the people that are expected to take responsibility for the actions of mad man. |
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