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Who do you call for help if you cannot trust your local law enforcement?
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The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – Multiple courts have stated that while law enforcement has a public duty to protect, they do not have a duty to protect you individually. So what will you do? Will you wait, praying the good guys with guns arrive in time? Or will you prepare to defend yourself and your family? And what about states and localities that try to infringe on your right of self-defense?
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