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Gun Rights Could be Affected by Socialist Ideals
Submitted by:
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Here’s the truth: The transformation of many national Democratic leaders to outright socialists—although many won’t admit it—imperils our freedom in a way we’ve never seen before. And you, America’s gun owners and voters, are not being told the truth about this movement’s true goal—turning our country into an unrecognizable, socialist nation devoid of the basic freedoms that the founders enshrined in the Constitution.
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| Many of us know this, that is why we have enough ammo and firearms to last months in combat! Many of us may not last very long but some will. |
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