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AL: Honor law enforcement with reasonable limits on handguns
Submitted by:
Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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There are few public servants we respect more than law enforcement officers.
As honest Americans and Alabamians, we have reason to take note of our appreciation to the men and women who patrol our cities, counties and state. Most of us can point to at least one specific instance when an officer responded in a time of need.
It’s too bad we don’t think of such moments when we elect politicians who create laws that make their jobs harder and more dangerous. |
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xqqme
(5/13/2015)
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| Here's my reasonable limit: Law Enforcement Personnel are limited to the same weapons as the citizens they protect. |
| Comment by:
teebonicus
(5/13/2015)
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| Honor "shall not be infringed" with the removal of government restrictions on handguns. |
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