サマンサ・ロンソンのインスタグラム(samantharonson) - 10月25日 07時37分

#Repost @everytown
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this week, we're sharing the stories of domestic violence survivors who are leading the charge to keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers. Here's Christy's story:
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"I am a concealed carry permit holder and a gun owner. I also spent many years in the ring as a successful professional boxer. But on November 23, 2010, I literally fought for my life when my husband of 19 years tried to murder me.
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My ex-husband threatened my life for more than 20 years and always told me if I ever left him, he would kill me. When I finally told him I was leaving, he stabbed me four times and then shot me with my own 9mm handgun. The bullet came within four inches of my heart.
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Somehow, I survived, but thousands of American women are not so lucky. When an abuser has access to a gun, it’s five times more likely that the woman will be murdered. In fact, over half of all women shot and killed in this country are killed by an intimate partner or family member.
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I am still a gun owner and a proud supporter of the Second Amendment. But respect for the rights of law-abiding citizens does not mean we cannot prevent dangerous abusers from getting their hands on deadly weapons. That’s why I testified before Congress on the importance of The Domestic Violence and Stalking Victims Act that would prohibit stalkers from possessing firearms at the federal level.
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Women will continue to face gun violence from their abusers until Congress steps up and strengthens gun laws. Help give women a fighting chance: Text JOIN to 64433 to get involved." - Christy Salters Martin
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