“We have a solid, pro-gun governor who strongly supports the Second Amendment and these are all common sense pieces of legislation with a demonstrated need,” Marion Hammer, president of the Unified Sportsmen of Florida and past president of the National Rifle Association, explained to Guns.com in April.
One of the most controversial of the pack was HB89, which changes the interpretation of the threatened use of force. It will make it legal in the state for one to effectively display a weapon in a self-defense situation if proper justifications are met.
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Hey Marty.. Come on down to Florida and preach your antigun BS!
I love the term "gun violence" in the liberal news. Its as if a bunch of guns sprout little legs and go around shooting people. Lock up those bad guns! What idiots liberals are. Lock up criminals who use guns and leave law abiding citizens that use guns for their protection ALONE!!
Well done Gov Scott
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