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Background checks, without a name and address . . . what could possibly go wrong?

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They were behind it ... because they're in a race to the bottom (of the IQ curve) with the GOA crazies.

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Maybe Arizona school uniforms should include a Kevlar vest. Although I'm sure the NRA would oppose the hardening of targets, as an infringement of guntard rights.

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Yeah, but their major problem is people getting shot to death, so Arizona ought to blend right in wihout a hitch.

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Orthodox gun worshippers require it to be smelted under the rabid-ical supervision of the NRA.

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The best way to get guns off the street is to move them to a different street.

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The Gadsden Purchase encompasses the sane part of AZ, you'd be better off keeping that part and jettisoning the rest. That's the whole point of the Baja Arizona movement- we can't stand those jackasses either, we're just outnumbered <a href="http://www.nbcnews.com/id/4..." target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.nbcnews.com/id/41858048/ns/us_news-lif...">http://www.nbcnews.com/id/4...

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Life, liberty, and the pursuit of cheap firearms.

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When a gun from a buyback program is used to murder someone, will the wingnuts comments be either fast or furious?

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it's ALWAYS the ginger.

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Indeed ... for EMTs, trauma surgeons, coroners, and funeral parlors. Who knew that Murder Inc. was an actual industry?

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They could at least use the guns to feed the poor.

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Just curious: at what point in the gun manufacturing process does metal go from unremarkable to sacred?

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