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Actually, the silence was a better answer than the nonsensical answer given. Really? We want to allow anyone to buy a gun who isn't in jail? Well at least he isn't for mail order delivery of firearms to people in a penitentiary.
It's a perfectly legitimate answer.
Why do you want people who are too dangerous to own a firearm to run free in society?
If they're too dangerous to have a gun, then they're too dangerous to have a knife, baseball bat, tire iron, etc and they shouldn't be allowed in public at all.
Why do you want people who are too dangerous to own a firearm to run free in society?
If they're too dangerous to have a gun, then they're too dangerous to have a knife, baseball bat, tire iron, etc and they shouldn't be allowed in public at all.
ISIS sympathizers appreciate your opinion. So does the domestic abuser just released from jail.
Nah, the "extreme viewpoint" from politicians interested in sensible gun control was/is fictional. I just hear gun advocates always say: "they want to do away with the 2nd amendment" it's just not true. LaPierre loves it though, works like a charm, but it's drummed-up outrage and paranoia.
Pre-LaPierre NRA (1991) members know it's BS.
Lol, there have been many many unconstitutional attempts to use Jim Crow tactics to limit gun ownership.
Everything from bullet taxes to intentionally obstructive licensing requirements to outright bans.
Really, it just breaks down into a rural\urban issue and thus splits along party lines to some extent.
Guns have been a convenient excuse for high murder rates in urban areas where the politicians in charge are looking for a cheap and easy scapegoat.
Because after you throw people in housing projects with crap schools, poor access to jobs etc. and they turn to crime and violence.....it's important to blame somebody else....like those rural redneck republican gun types.
Lol, there have been many many unconstitutional attempts to use Jim Crow tactics to limit gun ownership.
Everything from bullet taxes to intentionally obstructive licensing requirements to outright bans.
Really, it just breaks down into a rural\urban issue and thus splits along party lines to some extent.
Guns have been a convenient excuse for high murder rates in urban areas where the politicians in charge are looking for a cheap and easy scapegoat.
Because after you throw people in housing projects with crap schools, poor access to jobs etc. and they turn to crime and violence.....it's important to blame somebody else....like those rural redneck republican gun types.
BS, bullet taxes, OMG they're taking our bullets away! The outright bans are for ridiculous assault guns and others ideal for mass murder.
Scapegoating guns and blaming rednecks to take attention away from inner city crime? Why? That's more made-up BS to motivate gun buyers and Republican politicians.
Katie Couric deliberately misled viewers in her piece. She deliberately tried to manipulate her reporting to fit her personal views and narrative. This kind of yellow journalism is the reason many American people don't trust the mainstream, liberal, lying press and Katie Couric specifically. To trust them to tell the truth is stupid.
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Actually, the silence was a better answer than the nonsensical answer given. Really? We want to allow anyone to buy a gun who isn't in jail? Well at least he isn't for mail order delivery of firearms to people in a penitentiary.
Progressives circle the wagon...
Never hear one of theirs pointing out the failings of one of theirs...
Way to go jojajn, don't accept that your side has a bonafied proven liar trying to shape public opinion...DEFEND IT
I don't think ANYONE who is honest, doesn't know how liberal she, and most of the major media is.
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