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So-Called Law-Abiding Gun Owners vs. The Criminal Variety
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Website: http://www.freelibertywriters.com/
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"G-d bless mikeb30200, he gives me so much material! A little while back I did a piece on how quiet revolutions in manufacturing and materials will allow people to make their own guns at home. mike commented:""Bruce, You write this stuff and then wonder why I conflate you so-called lawful gun owners with the criminal variety." "Hmmm, I'm not exactly sure how making firearms in your home could be considered any more illegal than, say, baking a cake, or making a knife, but mike seems to believe that such activities are grounds to 1) refer to us as so-called lawful gun owners and 2) smear us as being no different from criminal gun owners. ..." ... |
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