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@B5Y8257Libertarian AnswersDomestic PolicyGun control17hrs ago

I think we should incentivize carrying a gun

I think it should be so common for people to have guns that we should assume that everyone has one. We should have them in night clubs, schools, hospitals, anywhere and everywhere. That would stop shootings when they know that everyone at that location is ready to fire back in seconds

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