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Australian Mass Shooting Shows Why Banning Guns Won’t Stop Mass Shootings Australia is often held up as the example of how gun bans are supposed to stop mass violence. And yet — here we are. In this video, I break down the horrific mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach...

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