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No one is saying the photographer accidentally took this picture, all we are saying is that the photographers at this event were taking lots of pictures and being a shooting range, there are gonna be guns in the background.
Why is this the only photo's showing up then if with this specific pic?
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Originally Posted by urbanlife78
Do guns scare you that much that you don't want them in the background when a GOP candidate is speaking?
Not really, at least we are not scared of cross hairs on a map...
Seems more like a random photo than an intentionally made one, but I am guessing it didn't get any real press time for anyone to be aware of it to feel the need to condemn it.
If it was an intentional photo, it was done in poor taste, but I have to ask the question why did Cruz do a speech at a place that had a giant gun on the wall that would be seen at head level?
You know it wasn't random, and it was approved by an editor prior to release.
Let's compose some pics with your boy Obumma as the subject. Then see what happens.
You know it wasn't random, and it was approved by an editor prior to release.
Let's compose some pics with your boy Obumma as the subject. Then see what happens.
So was every other photo these photographers took, not sure what the outrage is seeing there were many photos taken at this gun range. Are you upset at seeing Cruz around guns?
Cruz handlers could have set him up somewhere else besides in front of the barrel of the gun, So following the ridiculous conspiracy minded OP. It looks like Cruz handler's set up some innocent photographer by strategically placing Cruz' noggin' against the barrel of the gun (Never mind that he is probably a good 10 feet away from the wall where the poster is situated.
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