christiefan915
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and then the guy should be prosicuted
He was. At least that part of the system worked.
and then the guy should be prosicuted
You tell 'em.
List the many times when guns owned by private citizens protected "us from tyrranical (sic) government".
I'd like to see that list, too.
Well, I'm sure it's a really, really, long, list, so it would take Tin a long, long, time to make it.
are you SO naive that you think merely asking them to not report the story or some parts of it so we dont hear it would EVER be a reasonable solution?
no one is advocating taking all guns
What's so hard to understand here?Well, I'm sure it's a really, really, long, list, so it would take Tin a long, long, time to make it.
I dont worship anything.
Then what are you advocating?no one is advocating taking all guns
And you act like EVERY gun is just one short day away from killing someone. Far more people own guns, including "assault rifles" and NEVER do horrible things with them. Why is it impossible to acknowledge that?we can help by no longer worshiping guns and their power.
Fox news and people on the right act like guns are toys and harmless sport accessories
This is very true. This morning on Meet the Press, Sen. Feinstein was on and she said that her office is basically re-authoring the 1994 Assault Weapons Bans. This legislation will pass, particularly in light of this most recent tragic event. William Bennett was on MTP this morning and said he SUPPORTED that legislation. Feinstein was quick to point out that the NRA never challenged the 94 legislation in the Supreme Court because they knew it would stand. In response to that Bennett agreed and said he did not think that the Founders intended that citizens owned weapons like assault weapons. I would say it is a forgone conclusion that "assault weapons" will be banned. Which will get them out of the hands of criminals just like drug bans have stopped everyone from using drugs.no one is advocating taking all guns
This is very true. This morning on Meet the Press, Sen. Feinstein was on and she said that her office is basically re-authoring the 1994 Assault Weapons Bans. This legislation will pass, particularly in light of this most recent tragic event. William Bennett was on MTP this morning and said he SUPPORTED that legislation. Feinstein was quick to point out that the NRA never challenged the 94 legislation in the Supreme Court because they knew it would stand. In response to that Bennett agreed and said he did not think that the Founders intended that citizens owned weapons like assault weapons. I would say it is a forgone conclusion that "assault weapons" will be banned. Which will get them out of the hands of criminals just like drug bans have stopped everyone from using drugs.
I never like the reasoning that criminals will always get certain guns, so why ban them? First, I don't really think it's pervasively true. And second, it comes down to what our priorities are as a country. If the majority of citizens don't want assault weapons to be readily available, then they shouldn't be readily available.
Ok, so Mexico bans ALL GUNS. Yet the cartels have all manner of automatic weapons. Granted, Operation Gun Runner is responsible for many of weapons being there, the truth is the ban in Mexico has not worked at all. Beginning in 1920, the US banned ALL ALCOHOL, yet criminals had all the alcohol you could want. For the last 4 decades we have made possession of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, meth etc. Whataya know? It is almost as easy to get any of those as it is to get a six pack of beer. Tell me one time that a ban has succeeded in curing the perceived evil and also had no serious unintended consequences? The American mafia only because the power it is now through prohibition. Before that they were a small time numbers and protection racket. The mexican cartels are wealthy because we make drugs illegal. Bans fail, they always have and always will.I never like the reasoning that criminals will always get certain guns, so why ban them? First, I don't really think it's pervasively true. And second, it comes down to what our priorities are as a country. If the majority of citizens don't want assault weapons to be readily available, then they shouldn't be readily available.
you seem at least fond of ignorance......
The following article is about a quote attributed to Morgan Freeman. I have no idea whether he actually said it or not.
Ok, so Mexico bans ALL GUNS. Yet the cartels have all manner of automatic weapons. Granted, Operation Gun Runner is responsible for many of weapons being there, the truth is the ban in Mexico has not worked at all. Beginning in 1920, the US banned ALL ALCOHOL, yet criminals had all the alcohol you could want. For the last 4 decades we have made possession of marijuana, cocaine, heroin, meth etc. Whataya know? It is almost as easy to get any of those as it is to get a six pack of beer. Tell me one time that a ban has succeeded in curing the perceived evil and also had no serious unintended consequences? The American mafia only because the power it is now through prohibition. Before that they were a small time numbers and protection racket. The mexican cartels are wealthy because we make drugs illegal. Bans fail, they always have and always will.