Are posted gun free zones a smart way to keep people safe?

SteveGangi

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Fook... I've been busy writing elsewhere for a few days, and stumble right into one of these threads the minute I come back? It's not even Friday. :)

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You nutjobs can quote all the stats you want. It suggests that your kind considers a certain percentage of deaths from gun violence is acceptable. Listen to yourselves. "We'll, golly. Only 15,000 innocent folks died from handguns this year instead of 18,000 last year! Woot, woot!" And you guys believe that's OK! So, yes. When you freaks rationalize that it's alright for innocent folks to die in HUGE numbers, it's bullshit.

The Heller decision re-affirmed our 2nd Amendment rights, but it also said the government can make reasonable restrictions. I think folks should practice ownership like me. I go to training class once a year, I put 500 rounds down range every other month, the guns I don't carry are in a 1" thick steel and concrete fire safe along with my ammo and reloading supplies. No one but bad guys will die from the business end of my guns.

We liberal gun owners will be your worst enemy at the polls in the next eight years. Those of us in the middle have grown tired of the far right. And the women voters, who you have inextricably alienated, are going to cut your balls off.

I love Friday nights!

How many innocent people die from auto accidents every year? If it's more than 1 and you accept it, you must be a nutjob.:hmm: How many innocent people die from alcohol related causes every year? Again, by your reasoning, you're a nutter if you accept even one death. Millions of people die every year, many of them innocent, and many from legal activities, foods, drugs, etc., If you don't want to do something to prevent all of this death of the innocent, like outlawing personal transportation, air travel, train travel, cigarettes, beer, wine, liquor, salt, pharmaceuticals, mop buckets, laundry detergent, etc., etc., etc., you must be a nut job.

I don't oppose reasonable restrictions...what's reasonable is up for debate. Being that there are nut jobs involved in the national discussion the debate could get weird.:thumb:

You're a liberal now? You think that means your in the middle? There are a lot of folks like myself that are quite tired of folks that claim to be in the middle and who clearly don't understand what middle means.:D I'm not worried about you and the other liberal gun owners at the polls...most of the women I know want to cut Hillary's balls off.:thumb:
 

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I don't oppose reasonable restrictions...what's reasonable is up for debate.

That's the sticking point. My view of "reasonable" seems differ a lot, from what someone else (a random hypothetical someone) thinks is "reasonable". And it almost always devolves into an "all or nothing" Friday screaming match.
 

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That's the sticking point. My view of "reasonable" seems differ a lot, from what someone else (a random hypothetical someone) thinks is "reasonable". And it almost always devolves into an "all or nothing" Friday screaming match.
You're my (rhetorical) hero, man...

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I can't seem to stay under the radar. You do. Go get 'em.

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