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Default O.T. The sick gun culture.

On Jan 10, 8:04*pm, "
wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 19:41:37 -0500, bpuharic wrote:
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 11:04:52 -0600, "HeyBub"
wrote:


harry wrote:
I see that six people have been killed by some loon in Arizona.
I feel really sorry for that poor little girl and her family. Some
judge killed too but who likes lawyers anyway?


As for Gabrielle Giffords I hear she was a gun advocate. Big friend of
the Palin nut?


Well there's, a good outcome at least. If still capable of cognisant
thought when/if she recovers, I wonder if she'll have a change of
heart.


I notice that no -one was able to "defend themselves" with guns and
the gunman was disarmed by a little old lady and a couple of passing
youths who sat on his head.


Sick half wits you gun loving lot are.


What happened to the poor folks in Tuscon was regrettable indeed. Our hearts
go out to them.


Still, it's the price we must pay so that our ability to defend ourselves
remains available.


anyone know what 'defend ourselves' means? we have the highest murder
rate in the developed world


You know, when you use a gun to "convince" the no-good-nick to not rob you and
rape your daughter?


Interesting. Probability of being hit by lightning interesting, but
interesting. That's my issue with the whole gun thing. I don't care
if people own guns any more than I care if people own fireworks or
jet planes, but people whip out these astoundingly remote
possibilities as justification for owning a gun. I suppose it's akin
to telling the wife that you _need_ the new Porsche four door sedan
(screaming car, BTW, but kinda ugly) in case you have to rush someone
to the hospital at 180 MPH. I mean it could happen, right, honey, so
can I get it - for safety's sake....?

R