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I think that there should be a current restriction to purchasing a firearm because you never know who you are selling to

I also think that if there is more restriction to these issues we might can avoid somethings. But I also think that the world is getting worse and sooner or later there's not going to be much that we can do about these things. Also restricting may not be fair to certain people like hunters for example.

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Jon Stewart Begs Democrats To ‘Please Stop Trotting Out Chuck Schumer!'

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