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Kristen Stewart: We Must ‘Shatter’ Idea That Playing With Toy Guns Is Cool
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During the June 7 Brady Center Bear Awards–where celebrities applaud other celebrities for their gun control support–actress Kristen Stewart warned that it is time to dispel the idea that playing with toy guns is cool.
The awards ceremony honored Chelsea Handler, who refers to gun ownership as a “hobby” rather than a right, and were attended by January Jones, Tom Arnold, and The Voice champion Alisan Porter. Will Ferrell also attended and served as “auctioneer” for the evening. |
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dasing
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| As soon as actors stop playing with firearms in movies, I MIGHT think of listening to anything they pontificate! |
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jac
(6/9/2017)
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Actually, it is time to dispel the idea that law abiding citizens and guns are a problem.
These people need to admit that the problem is not guns but the feral lowlife that have no respect for life, property or laws.
It also wouldn't hurt to enforce the law and sentence the miscreants to the maximum prison time allowed under the law if one really wants to reduce crime and shooting of humans. |
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