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Bernardo de La Paz

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8. Easier for someone behind to steal it than it is for him to draw. Gun control begins w/ controlling

Reply to uppityperson (Reply #3)

Mon Dec 17, 2012, 07:57 AM

Dec 2012

Turned back asswards that way in his belt makes it easier for someone behind him to steal it than it is for him to draw. Gun control begins with controlling one's own gun, at the very least. He is either a dumb ass or the photo is a setup staged for effect, which means somebody else is an idiot.

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