The unarmed society is a defenseless society, which is why the body counts are usually much higher in places that are gun-free zones than in places w… - Vox Day

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The unarmed society is a defenseless society, which is why the body counts are usually much higher in places that are gun-free zones than in places where people are able to defend themselves by legally carrying arms. And, as always, it’s vital to keep in mind that gun violence is primarily a racial issue, not an availability of weapons issue, as the newly-adulterated nations of Europe are beginning to discover in the aftermath of Merkel’s Migration.

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Theodore Robert Beale (born August 21, 1968), known as Vox Day, is an American blogger, editor, and video game designer.

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