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Is the US Ready for Smart Guns?
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The mass shooting at the nightclub in Orlando a week ago today represents the latest of what has become a reoccurring nightmare in America. Family and friends are mourning again. Flags are at half-staff again. And once again, there are calls for gun control, which happens every time there's an incident like this. |
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PHORTO
(6/20/2016)
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They keep beating this dead pony.
It won't get up and run.
Government can turn off smart guns, and there's no way around that fact.
No sale. |
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