Gun control opponents hold rallies across the US

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held in 47 countries to protest against the legislative proposals announced by Barack Obama

Thousands of supporters gathered peacefully Saturday cannon capitals around the U.S. to protest against stricter limits on firearms, with demonstrators armed with rifles and pistols in some places, while in other places set to shake the hand scribbled signs or shouting is hoarse.

activists promote "Guns Across America" ??rallies mainly through social media. More than 18,000 people RSVP on Facebook, and concentrations began at noon, in 47 states.

The size of the crowd at each location varies from dozens of people in South Dakota and 2,000 in New York. Large crowds also proved in Connecticut, Tennessee and Texas. Some protesters in Phoenix, Arizona, and Salem, Oregon, came with his holster pistols or rifles on their backs. In Frankfort, Kentucky, participants received a special round of applause for "ladies are packin."

In Baton Rouge, Louisiana, more than 200 people, mostly white, middle-aged men, seemed to show their displeasure with Obama 23 new decrees and his attempt to restore the Weapons of assault.

• Rickie Miller, the first speaker at the event, has not declared his profession, but said he was carrying weapons. "The second amendment gives us the power to establish a militia to overthrow the government if it becomes tyrannical," he said, "Yes, I use an AR15 for hunting. 'S Good to go after coyotes." M14 is used for deer because it has a larger ball and is very effective. "We need to educate the media. they have something wrong," he said. "" Assault weapon "The term was coined by supporters of gun control." With regard to the AR15, "not automatic. Fires a single bullet each time the trigger is pulled, like all semi-automatic pistols. Is not an assault weapon. Ban AR15s If you, then you open the door to prohibit semi-automatic weapon. "
• Laura O'Halloran had all the children in the audience to join her on the stage of sending a message to Obama. He read a letter from a seven year old child, asking the president to allow his teachers and his mother of having arms for their protection. "The children are in dire need of protection. Never give up our weapons, "he said.

In New York, the state capital, Albany, about 2,000 people attended a rally cold. Many participants wore American flags and "Do not Tread on Me" banners.

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