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slackmaster

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2. Wharrgarbl
Wed Mar 20, 2013, 10:57 AM
Mar 2013

The author has NO CLUE why people buy firearms, and even less of an understanding of the psychology of how people behave when prohibitions are being proposed.

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What exactly will remain in the bill? RagAss Mar 2013 #1
School Safety ChangeUp106 Mar 2013 #5
Wharrgarbl slackmaster Mar 2013 #2
good article. it is indeed entirely about profit over human lives villager Mar 2013 #3
WTF? No assault weapons ban. No universal background checks... ProfessionalLeftist Mar 2013 #4
Why! It's progress! R. Daneel Olivaw Mar 2013 #6
To pass a bill. Spitfire of ATJ Mar 2013 #7
And then they'll say, "We've already handled it. Perhaps we'll re-visit the issue winter is coming Mar 2013 #9
Because people judge adieu Mar 2013 #8
Thanks for this. nt stevenleser Mar 2013 #10
wonder how many NRA bigwigs have investments in the prison industry. BlancheSplanchnik Mar 2013 #11
Makes me believe that the NRA is made up of EC Mar 2013 #12
More like junk yard dogs... badtoworse Mar 2013 #13
Henry Miller: bemildred Mar 2013 #14
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