LA Democrat mayoral candidate Rep. Bass
says no longer feels [safe] after burglary,
guns taken
Posted By: Hermoine, 9/16/2022 8:51:52 AM
Los Angeles Democrat mayoral candidate Rep. Karen Bass says she no longer feels safe in the city after her home was burglarized and two guns were taken. "I came home one evening to see my house in disarray, and it was very traumatizing,” she told Fox 11 Los Angeles on Thursday. "My safety was shattered." (snip)"I had guns for personal safety, as do many other people," Bass also said. "I think that gun control is extremely important, but I have never believed that people, if they wanted to have guns, should not have them..."
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LA Democrat mayoral candidate Rep. Bass
says no longer feels [safe] after burglary,
guns taken 15 replies
says no longer feels [safe] after burglary,
guns taken 15 replies
Los Angeles Democrat mayoral candidate Rep. Karen Bass says she no longer feels safe in the city after her home was burglarized and two guns were taken.
"I came home one evening to see my house in disarray, and it was very traumatizing,” she told Fox 11 Los Angeles on Thursday. "My safety was shattered." (snip)"I had guns for personal safety, as do many other people," Bass also said. "I think that gun control is extremely important, but I have never believed that people, if they wanted to have guns, should not have them..."
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Uh-huh, sure you believe in "gun control" but also believe that "people" should have guns for safety reasons. Translation: I got "caught" with guns for personal protection so now I have to pretend like I believe the peasants should have guns too.