Wry Catcher
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- Aug 3, 2009
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He's right.Yes. This makes you the fool, however.Yep, you do. And we all know that doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is .... the sign of a fool.
LOL, this is the best you have ("I know you are but what am I"). You're pitiful.
We have had 100 years of experience with all kinds of gun control measures. None of them has made anyone any safer. All of them are total failures, unproven in preventing any attacks at all.
An 11 year old child received a D on his report card. His stepfather told him if he got any D's or F's he would make him quit Little League Baseball.
The child begged the teacher to change the grade, she refused.
The child when home, took his stepfathers handgun from the night stand in his mother and Stepfather's bedroom. He then went to his room and got his baseball jacket and then went to the living room, folded the jacket on his lap, put the gun in his mouth and died.
A trigger lock, a gun safe or an unloaded gun would have most likely prevented this horrible event. One which impacted his teacher, the family (soon divorced), his team and coaches.
Rabbi(t) is full of shit.
One anecdotal story proves what in your mind exactly? Is that your standard for your own positions? That one anecdotal story torpedoes your arguments?
It proves one thing, it created my support for laws to require trigger locks and other means to secure guns in homes, a law passed in and in the CA penal code. Something which would not occur to you and other callous conservatives devoid of empathy and something which gun lovers like you would oppose as an infringement on your rights.
It also makes gun owners criminally and civilly culpable, another thing for the NRA and its disciples to whine about.