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jimmy the one

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2. AR15 also can cause 'severe joint damage'
Fri Apr 12, 2013, 04:45 PM
Apr 2013
The suit represents Scott Ennis of New London {Conn}, the group's founder, who suffers from Hemophilia A, which has caused him severe joint damage.
Ennis, in his suit, says he wants to continue to have access to an AR-15 semiautomatic rifle that is on the list of banned assault weapons...


He wants to retain access to his ar15, which if he accidentally nicks himself with a shot bullet, or changing a clip, or otherwise cuts himself with it, being a hemophiliac he might bleed to death within minutes? Wheeeeeeeeeee.
Better watch out Scott, ar15s have also been known to cause 'severe joint damage', far worse than you'll ever experience without one.
(unless hemophilia A is different than blood clotting, dunno).

This makes an entry into my 'Gunnuts Say the Craziest Things'.

"The AR-15, due to its ease of handling, low recoil, adjustable features and customizability, is particularly suited for disabled persons in order to engage in lawful use of firearms, including hunting, recreational and competitive shooting and personal self-defense,'

If you can go hunting scott, with hemophilia, you either like to live dangerously or you must not be that disabled.
You should impose your likes & dislikes on society in general? as if there's no other less lethal gun in the world which would support your point of view?

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