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9. Not what the "NRA claims" but what is true.

Sat Feb 11, 2023, 02:17 PM

Feb 2023

No one is more or less safe no matter what it says on a t-shirt. T-shirts have never physically harmed anyone.

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Kick ck4829 Feb 2023 #3

Yes (but the Gungeon gotta Gungeon). n/t demmiblue Feb 2023 #4

Quite the push pole there EX500rider Feb 2023 #5

The safety of Iowa school children is important. (nt) old as dirt Feb 2023 #6

And yet what it says on some t-shirt makes them no less safe. EX500rider Feb 2023 #7

Sure, that's what the NRA claims, but I don't trust them. old as dirt Feb 2023 #8

Not what the "NRA claims" but what is true. EX500rider Feb 2023 #9