hazlnut
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- Sep 18, 2012
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Gun store that sold AR-15 to school shooter closes shop
I believe that most 99% of gun store owners are good people just trying to run a legitimate business. They're not looking to cause harm or promote crime. I don't think harassing gun store owners who follow the rules is helpful and I hope these people are NEVER harassed.
They obviously feel some remorse, a sense of responsibility even though they did nothing wrong. Which shows they are normal human beings who feel an attachment to their fellow human beings, a sense of responsibility most of us feel to protect children.
No gun store owner should have to contend with the guilt of finding out they sold a gun to a killer or worse a mass murderer. These people could be a great asset in coming up with ways to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals.
No reasonable person wants to "grab" your guns or take away your rights. But tell us how to keep the wrong people, dangerous or unstable people from getting guns. How do we separate them from their guns without touching your rights. If you say impossible, you're probably hiding something, scared about something in your background that might result in you losing your guns. How could I possibly know this?
I talked with dozens of gun owner friends over the weekend. NONE of them said Impossible. They ALL said, I know, something has to be done.
I believe that most 99% of gun store owners are good people just trying to run a legitimate business. They're not looking to cause harm or promote crime. I don't think harassing gun store owners who follow the rules is helpful and I hope these people are NEVER harassed.
They obviously feel some remorse, a sense of responsibility even though they did nothing wrong. Which shows they are normal human beings who feel an attachment to their fellow human beings, a sense of responsibility most of us feel to protect children.
No gun store owner should have to contend with the guilt of finding out they sold a gun to a killer or worse a mass murderer. These people could be a great asset in coming up with ways to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals.
No reasonable person wants to "grab" your guns or take away your rights. But tell us how to keep the wrong people, dangerous or unstable people from getting guns. How do we separate them from their guns without touching your rights. If you say impossible, you're probably hiding something, scared about something in your background that might result in you losing your guns. How could I possibly know this?
I talked with dozens of gun owner friends over the weekend. NONE of them said Impossible. They ALL said, I know, something has to be done.