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GA: Gun Raffle for High School Soccer Team Bothers Ex-students
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David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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A gun raffle for a Georgia high school soccer team has drawn criticism from former students. Some former students of Dodge County High School are bothered after learning through Facebook that 30 guns were being raffled in September to benefit the soccer team, the Telegraph of Macon reported . An organizer of the raffle said they are trying to raise money to help with uniforms and feed kids on out-of-town trips.
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PHORTO
(10/1/2018)
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'Doesn't matter if they like it or not. They need to shut up and go away.
'Friggin' proglets, anyways... |
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jac
(10/1/2018)
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How about if the approach the soccer club and donate enough money that they don't need to proceed with the raffle.
Put your money where your mouth is or shut up. |
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