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What would you have done? Better yet, what will you do?
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What would you have done had you been at the Cartoon Contest Sunday May 3 in Garland, Texas? Better yet, imagine that you were pulling up to your child's school and you saw these two people in the picture above getting out of a vehicle in the school parking lot?
This could very easily be the most important article you have read in quite some time. It is quite likely some of us will be confronted with a decision of whether to "stand by and do nothing" or take up arms to defend our homeland. If you doubt that possibility, read this: |
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Americans are in for a rough ride. The downsides are we're going to see a lot more attacks on soft targets by islamic terrorists. And we're going to see increasingly strident rants from the progressive set attempting to further disarm the population in order to 'seek consensus' with a faction that only accepts complete servility or death.
The 'upside' is, given the extent of americans' privately-held arms, outside of major gun-restricted venues, armed citizens will inflict retribution. |
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