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Anti-Gun Extremist Invents Call For Armed Insurrection
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Mark A. Taff
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In responding to NRA Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre’s CPAC speech, gun control advocate Ladd Everitt falsely claims that the NRA has long called for armed insurrection, but can provide no real proof of that claim.
Everitt argues that NRA spent the run-up to the election urging group members to be ready to grab their guns and defend freedom to the point of “insurrection” if Donald Trump lost. But his argument is more than suspect, and the supporting data is even weaker. |
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dasing
(3/3/2017)
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The NRA promotes defence of firearm owners, NOT murder! |
Comment by:
PHORTO
(3/3/2017)
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The link she'sa no worky. |
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(3/3/2017)
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kalipornia separatist gun collections:
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