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I love your thread title. I was watching the temple shooting news yesterday when one of the reporters said something about "guns killing" so many people.
I tell you these guns are so dangerous. You had better have them tied down and locked up. They just might walk out the door and get in a car or bus and go all over town shooting at people.
I bet the reporter did not even realize how stupid she sounded.
63% of murders involve firearms. that leaves 27% of all homocides have nothing to do with guns at all.
why the millions of dollars in gun ban attempts???? who is it that bank rolls these millions for gun bans?
what happens when a 3 or 4 year old gets a hold on daddy's pistal and shoots his sibling by accident..
First a child should be trained from birth that a gun is to be respected and it is not a toy. Second, you do not leave a gun in a place a child that age can get to it. It just takes a little common sense. Our parents told us what would happen to the seat of our pants if they ever saw us touch a gun. We were also taught never to point a gun at anything you did not want to kill. And we were taught that a gun is loaded even if it is not.
I have noticed on the news that most of these accidents happen when the next door neighbor who has not been trained right goes into the bedroom and finds the gun and thinks it is a toy. Problem was not the gun. The problem was the lack of proper discipline. If a child is old enough to go next door visiting then he should have known better.
Blaming guns for Columbine is the same thing as blaming spoons for Rosie O'Donnell being fat.
I am not afraid of a man that wants 100 guns but I am terrified of the man who wants only one.
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