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Guns review of documentary

Posted by David Hardy · 2 March 2007 08:59 PM

David Codrea's War on Guns has his review of my documentary.

Update: link fixed. I was typing a little fast on an unfamiliar laptop, while here in the DC area.

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Let me see now . . . this thing has a trigger (firing mechanism), a barrel, a stock/grip and it fires projectiles . . . so it is called a "gun" which includes everything from a missile launcher to a BB gun, be it a pistol, revolver or rifle. It could be mounted on an airplane, tank, water vessel or inside your pocket.

The gun banners only focus on "civilian" weapons. But it is perfectly OK for these same gun banners to sanction weapons of mass destruction! Why? They are either stupid civilians or idealogs who want your freedom on a silver platter!

Americans - Beware of BOTH!

Posted by: Bumper Guy! at March 3, 2007 07:59 AM

Dave--the link to the GUNS Magazine review isn't working. Try this.
http://gunsmagazine.com/Rights03.html

Posted by: David Codrea at March 3, 2007 11:25 AM

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