Sam Seder
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Sam Debates Caller About Banning AR-15s

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July 19, 2022

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Arizona MR caller debates Sam Seder on guns and why he believes that AR-15s should not be banned. The caller compares alcohol to guns and why banning it would not work. The Majority Report crew discuss the difference between dying by alcohol via own choice and dying because you simply went to school and were shot.

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I am calling from Arizona, yes um so I've actually been listening to your guy's show for a while and one of my buddies got me to you with that said though we have demon disagreements on one particular thing, and pretty much what I vote on. And that would be guns okay um so with that said I do not think we should ban ar-15s or any assault rifle for that matter. Okay why would that be well I mean because I just don't think statistics show that that's necessarily that big of a deal even though it is like- What do you mean by statistics well so, for instance, I think johns hopkins uh university did a study about mass shootings and the type of firearms that are used in it, yeah and it said that the ar-15 style-

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