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Is this pro gun billboard good or over the top?
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RE: Is this pro gun billboard good or over the top?
I don't find this billboard objectionable at all. What I do find objectionable are billboards where lawyers tell you they got their clients $1.2 million for the loss of a limb. Only a lawyer can put a price on body parts.
05-01-2013 04:00 PM
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RE: Is this pro gun billboard good or over the top?
(05-01-2013 09:38 AM)Redwingtom Wrote:  No. Just woefully uninformed and misguided.

just like you MAObama Kool-Aid drinking Commie.
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