Gun Control = Gun Violence

A few thoughts about the shootings in Connecticut and Aurora, and why the compassionate, caring calls for "gun control" are insane, immoral and destructive.

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Anonymous

Posted: Dec 25 2012, 5:54 PM

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Again I thank god I don't live in america. I love living in a country where guns are prohibited because as long as I don't get involved in gang crimes where illegal guns are, I don't and no one I know needs to have a second thought about guns. All Americans who come to live here appreciative this difference, unfortunately those who remain in USA don't get to appreciate what we take for granted.

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Posted: Dec 25 2012, 9:58 PM

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I thought this website's creators/editors had more sense than to kowtow to the terrorists in the NRA. Your lame "constitutionally based" justifications for opposing common sense measures to reduce illegal gun sales and possession of guns is asinine and irresponsible. The Constitution provides for the bearing of arms, but not without the responsibilities that accompany that right. Those of us who choose hot to have or use guns are sick and disgusted by all you cretins who continue to hold us hostage with your bullshit and lies.

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