WillowTree
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I think he should be thanked for saving all those people, then immediately arrested for shooting someone with an unregistered gun. He is a criminal. A hero, but a criminal who broke the law.
Interesting dichotomy if you ask me.
I have seen so many people say over and over, if you break the law, you should be punished. This guy should be thanked and prosecuted.
By doing so you'd then make it so people think twice before using their guns for self-defense, and thus making it far more likely to have victims rather than heroes. This man should be praised for his bravery, not prosecuted for an unjust law that makes criminals out of law abiding citizens.
Perhaps you didn't read my post. I said he should be praised for what he did but he is not a law biding citizen. Using a registered gun for self defense is the American way. There are gun laws for a reason, so this should make people more aware of being legal. This will actually help the cause.
The people who were shot were wrong and so was the shooter. He is a hero, but he is wrong. There is no gray area with gun laws. You break the law, you should be prosecuted for doing so, but in this case, he should be thanked first.
I guess you know you sound like a moonbat.