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OR: Oregon Judge Says He Would 'Eliminate All' Guns
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An Oregon magistrate had a few choice words when sentencing defendant Marcell Lee Daniel Jr. for the 2014 shooting of a Portland man. Judge Kenneth Walker took several moments during a hearing Wednesday to condemn not just the perpetrator, but also the type of weapon he used to kill his victim.
After briefly conceding that the law allows Americans to own firearms, Walker proceeded to deliver a scathing indictment of gun ownership, according to The Oregonian. "If I could," he said to the courtroom, "I would take all the guns in America, put them on big barges, and dump them in the ocean." |
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dasing
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| Another idiot judge that should be removed from the bench!! |
| Comment by:
shootergdv
(9/30/2016)
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Make a good Supreme Court pick for Hillary, Huh ?
He's already passed her litmus test. |
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