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Gun Control Reform Activism

flamin lib

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2. In Texas if I sell beer to an intoxicated person and they have an accident

Reply to TheHound (Reply #1)

Fri Sep 2, 2016, 08:48 PM

Sep 2016

they have two options: five years with no lead to the sale or two if they give up the salesperson who will get two years as well.

How many people will refuse to give me up?

Theft? Really? That's the best ya' got?

You're reaching way past your grasp here Hound.

Weak, weak, weak justification to have it your gunner way.

ETA:
How hard is it to understand that the technology can only link to identifiable ammunition and therefore the 10% failure rate CAN"T POSSIBLY INDICT AN INNOCENT PERSON.

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Technology can track an individual bullet back to the purchaser! [View all] flamin lib Sep 2016 OP

But that's only a 90.5% success rate TheHound Sep 2016 #1

In Texas if I sell beer to an intoxicated person and they have an accident flamin lib Sep 2016 #2

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I'm typing this very slowly 'cause you don't seem to read well. flamin lib Sep 2016 #4

Message auto-removed Name removed Sep 2016 #5

If my dog gets loose and bites somebody, I'm the one in trouble. stone space Sep 2016 #6