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02-18-2006, 12:21 AM
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Are you asking why Americans like deadly weapons, in reality?
The question is too broad and there is no one explanation. Plus, not every American likes guns, either. I think it's basically the power it holds; like the feeling a man has when he revs up a loud engine or has thumping bass in his car audio.  |
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