The Creator of the AR-15 Didn’t See This Coming
Eugene Stoner wanted to design a modern rifle for the U.S. military. Today, it’s a weapon of choice for mass shooters.
Eugene Stoner wanted to design a modern rifle for the U.S. military. Today, it’s a weapon of choice for mass shooters.
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I swept her remains into the grass, and still didn’t believe she was truly gone.
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If so, should the government try to fix it?
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