perfectly appropriate for a person with a propensity for violence to have easy access to that killing machine...
Investigation on going at the Waffle House. Scene being processed by MNPD experts. This is the rifle used by the gunman.pic.twitter.com/lihhRImHQN
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Why is this type of rifle allowed in America! No one uses it for hunting
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bump stock too? Great. Christ.
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Only the Military should have access to that WEAPON, not Joe Shmo on the street. Shame on our Government!
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#2A advocate and I agree. I spent over 20 years on active duty in the Army and I wouldn’t own one. If someone is 150-300 meters away from me, there really not posing a threat (unless they’re using one of those). Anyway, I agree.
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What purpose does that weapon serve when owned by regular civilians??
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A measuring device. And not a measuring device for one's hands. Kinda like a huge pickup truck, lifted, with humongous tires. Ask any woman what that means.
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Keep your god damn thoughts to yourself and your prayers to air and outlaw any AR 15 or any other war machine. If you need 1 to go hunting, then you are the worlds worst hunter
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So, please explain what AR stands for because it is NOT "assault rifle"
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