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Eight million gun owners are law-abiding citizens.
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"The current gun control furor is an exercise not only in futility — gun control laws affect only law-abiding citizens — but in monumental hypocrisy."
"The gun control leadership portrays gun owners as violence-prone cavemen, and gun owners’ organizations such as the National Rifle Association as evil gangs financed by shadowy money men whose agenda is to block passage of common sense gun safety legislation."
"The opposite is true. Eighty million gun owners are law-abiding citizens who finance their activities and organizations by membership dues and legal, voluntary donations. ..."
"The gun control leadership, by contrast, is a tiny clique of limousine-left politicians financed by huge funding from a few socialist moneybags ..." ... |
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