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To: rktman

If only one politician had the backbone to stand up and say, “Yes Mr. President, in a neighborhood controlled by criminals it is easy to buy a gun without going through the registration and permitting process required by law of law abiding citizens. Instead of pointing out the obvious, why don’t we have a real conversation about the reasons it is easy to buy guns from criminals in communities where there is no bookstore or a grocery store selling fresh produce. Could it be the government paid community organizers and activists do nothing to organize the people against the criminals. Could it be a culture that promotes dependency, glorifies sexual permissiveness, disdains education and self improvement, and punishes snitching? Could it be the community leaders benefit from the criminal activity? Is it coincidental that the centers of gun violence, and widespread availability of unlicensed firearms are the inner cities with the toughest handgun laws in the country? Why is it that anti-gun legislation plus the spending of billions of dollars on the criminal justice system and social programs has not eradicated the problem of gun violence in the inner city?”

Will John McCain stand up? How about Lindsay Graham? Jeb Bush? Chris Christie? Marco Rubio? Scott Walker? John Boehner? Mitch McConnell? How about ex presidents George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush? Will no one challenge the lies and distortions?


31 posted on 03/07/2015 6:05:26 AM PST by Soul of the South (Yesterday is gone. Today will be what we make of it.)
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To: Soul of the South
Will no one challenge the lies and distortions?

No one at all. Not PC.

39 posted on 03/07/2015 6:17:28 AM PST by madprof98
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