Obama na mtutu wa bunduki......Gun control mayhem?

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Barack Obama shoots clay targets at Camp David, Maryland in 2012 Photograph: The White House/Getty Images

 

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Bill Clinton holds a Colt AR-15 rifle during a 1994 ceremony at the White House, during which he launched a campaign to ban assault weapons

 

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George W Bush hunts doves in Texas in 1994

 

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George Bush Snr holds a rifle given to him as a gift in Montana in 1992

 

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Jimmy Carter looks down the barrel of a shotgun during a visit to the national shooting sports foundation show in Atlanta in 1984

 

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Calvin Coolidge shoots clay pigeons at his holiday home in Wisconsin in 1928

 

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As chief of the allied invasion during the second world war, Dwight Eisenhower fires a Browning light machine gun during an inspection of an infantry unit in 1944

 

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Franklin D Roosevelt makes a September 1940 visit to the US army's research centre in Aberdeen, Maryland, where he is shown the Garand semi-automatic rifle

 

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Posing as an 'outdoorsman', Theodore Roosevelt points a rifle during a photo session. Roosevelt was US president from September 1901 to March 1909

 

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Barack Obama shoots clay targets at Camp David, Maryland in 2012 Photograph: The White House/Getty Images

HATA KIDOGO SIO MAYHEIM; Ni VIZURI NRA wanasema kuwa Hajawahi KUSHIKA BUNDUKI na anataka Waamerika Wanyimwe RUHUSA za kununua SILAHA...

Lakini Hapo ni Mwaka JANA way before the ELECTION -- Kuonyesha kuwa YEAH PIA anatumia BUNDUKI na SIO SUB MACHINE GUN as a GUN TO PROTECT U @ HOME...

EVEN NRA PRESIDENT ameshindwa Kutetea KAULI ZAO DHIDI YA OBAMA; Jumapili alikuwa anahojiwa na REPUBLICAN TV PUNDIT akachanganyikiwa... IT was FUNNY

 

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Barack Obama shoots clay targets at Camp David, Maryland in 2012 Photograph: The White House/Getty Images

God bless President Obama

 

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Huyu msela me namuheshimu kichizi huyu ndio prez dar

 

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Kweli American wana tamaduni nyingi sana.

 

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HATA KIDOGO SIO MAYHEIM; Ni VIZURI NRA wanasema kuwa Hajawahi KUSHIKA BUNDUKI na anataka Waamerika Wanyimwe RUHUSA za kununua SILAHA...

Lakini Hapo ni Mwaka JANA way before the ELECTION -- Kuonyesha kuwa YEAH PIA anatumia BUNDUKI na SIO SUB MACHINE GUN as a GUN TO PROTECT U @ HOME...

EVEN NRA PRESIDENT ameshindwa Kutetea KAULI ZAO DHIDI YA OBAMA; Jumapili alikuwa anahojiwa na REPUBLICAN TV PUNDIT akachanganyikiwa... IT was FUNNY

nngu007 nchi inapoamini kumili bunduki ni human right basi ujue kuna walakini hapo..................

 

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nngu007 nchi inapoamini kumili bunduki ni human right basi ujue kuna walakini hapo..................

Haisemi kuwa KUMILIKI BUNDUKI ni HUMAN RIGHTS... Katiba ni yao ni kufungu cha PILI kinasema UHURU WA KU BARE ARMS lakini... The origins of American gun culture can be traced back to the American Rev Wars hunting/sporting ethos and the militia/frontier ethos that draw from the country's early history The American hunting/sporting passion comes from a time when the United States was an agrarian, subsistence nation where hunting was an auxiliary source of food for some settlers, and also a deterrence to animal predators. A connection between shooting skills and survival among rural American men was in many cases a 'rite of passage' for those entering manhood. Today, hunting survives as a central sentimental component of a gun culture as a way to control animal populations across the country, regardless of modern trends away from subsistence hunting and rural living...

So the issue to own a GUN is not an ISSUE is what kind of GUN can an INDIVIDUAL OWNS... a SUB MACHINE GUN?

 

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Haisemi kuwa KUMILIKI BUNDUKI ni HUMAN RIGHTS... Katiba ni yao ni kufungu cha PILI kinasema UHURU WA KU BARE ARMS lakini... The origins of American gun culture can be traced back to the American Rev Wars hunting/sporting ethos and the militia/frontier ethos that draw from the country's early history The American hunting/sporting passion comes from a time when the United States was an agrarian, subsistence nation where hunting was an auxiliary source of food for some settlers, and also a deterrence to animal predators. A connection between shooting skills and survival among rural American men was in many cases a 'rite of passage' for those entering manhood. Today, hunting survives as a central sentimental component of a gun culture as a way to control animal populations across the country, regardless of modern trends away from subsistence hunting and rural living...

So the issue to own a GUN is not an ISSUE is what kind of GUN can an INDIVIDUAL OWNS... a SUB MACHINE GUN?

nngu007 naona umelewa hoja zao..........a gun kill irrespective how many shots it can fire per second..................and the capability of re-loading..................one life is already too much to lose.............

NRA says kill as many as you want...........................and Obama says kill few........................the difference is in the semantics......................but human life is too precious to put a number there................