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The Second Amendment is helping defend small businesses in the Minneapolis riots

By Brad Polumbo
Published May 29, 2020 3:34pm ET
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The Second Amendment is helping defend small businesses in the Minneapolis riots
The city of Minneapolis is burning. Much of the media’s attention has rightfully focused on how the protests-turned-riots undermine the justified outrage over George Floyd’s cruel death at the hands of the police, and the unacceptable arrest of CNN reporters who were trying to cover the developments. At the same time, these troubling developments should […]

The city of Minneapolis is burning.

Much of the media’s attention has rightfully focused on how the protests-turned-riots undermine the justified outrage over George Floyd’s cruel death at the hands of the police, and the unacceptable arrest of CNN reporters who were trying to cover the developments.

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