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AK: A Commonsense Gun Law Just Stalled in The Alaska Legislature. That�s as Foolish as Kicking a Moose.
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Can we just agree that people who kick moose should pack all their stuff and move to Arkansas? That's another state that starts with an "A." Seriously. Who in their right mind kicks a moose?
This week a commonsense gun law stalled in the halls of Juneau because there are a few lawmakers who are afraid of the NRA.
What has been called a "red flag" law has been introduced. Here's what a red flag law is � it is sometimes called an extreme risk protection order law. It allows a judge to issue an order that enables law enforcement to confiscate guns from individuals deemed a risk to themselves or others.
We have to do more to protect each other. To the Legislature, do your job.
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jac
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My wife would use this to cause me aggravation. It would probably take me a year to get my guns back, even though I served in the military and do not have any criminal record.
Notice how they call every gun law common sense as if anyone that would oppose it is stupid.
What is stupid is that liberals actually believe that these laws will do any good.
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