The rhetoric of debating gun control
(10/06/15 5:33pm)
There have been 264 mass shootings in 274 days this year in America, according to Rolling Stone magazine.
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There have been 264 mass shootings in 274 days this year in America, according to Rolling Stone magazine.
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