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Re: s/o gun control
The images are certainly attention grabbing. That can be half the battle. They are a strong execution of the concept, which I'm about to criticize.
These are "preaching to the choir" ads. To someone who thinks more guns in the hands of "good guys
The Gun Free School Zone was enacted at a Federal level in 1990. They are still banned in schools with a handful of exceptions.
So while the ads are witty, they aren't exactly accurate. I assume they are a reaction to program
I'm not sure if it's that they're banned in schools or just banned in general? Like those Kinder Eggs are banned in America because of a choking hazard. I think that's more the point - that the assault rifles aren't banned nationally but a stupid littl
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