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I find many of these post very disturbing. The death of innocent people is always tragic. I wish I could say I am surprised by some of these responses. Sadly I am not.
Dallas is not a gun free zone, nor is Texas. Firearm ownership is common.
Multiple good guys with guns were unable to immediately stop the bad guy with a gun. In fact there was a good guy with a gun right behind the bad guy, according to video seen on CNN that was shot by someone in a nearby hotel. The good guy with a gun was a female police officer. The good guy with the gun shot the bad guy with the gun, but the bad guy with a gun was still able to shoot the good guy with the gun.
Conclusion: reasonable gun control is reasonable, and the answer is not to arm everyone, like in Somalia.
Let's pin this post in the forum somewhere!
Can we also send it to the NRA, redstate.com, breitbart, drudge report and Fox news?
A LOT of out-of-line comments are being made. You should also quote/criticize those in this thread who are blaming Obama and every random person/group on their political agenda.....regardless of (D), (R) or (I) this is NOT THE TIME OR PLACE
That's rich. I wont ever take that advice from someone like you without laughing at the hypocrisy. I'M CONSIDERING THE SOURCE.
The race of the shooters doesn't matter. It's all just a smokescreen. We have a gun violence problem and nobody wants to do anything about it. And people keep dying.
race only matters when black people are shot by cops. got it.
That's rich. I wont ever take that advice from someone like you without laughing at the hypocrisy. I'M CONSIDERING THE SOURCE.
As am I
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