Ban on Toy Guns and Waterpistols...Instead of going after criminals in Camden with highest murder ra

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N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
under 18 to purchase toy gun
Eyewitness News
(New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.

Related Links
View Images From Story
Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
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Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
"The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.

"We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
firearms will help to drive that point home."

Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.

"It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
Jersey organization.

If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.

New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.

Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
capable of being mistaken for a firearm."

The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
hunting,
..........................


Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
of a

mistaken toy gun

getting a KID killed by cops.

NJ assholes.

lolove
hank
........................................
 
I know you're a ****ing rightard moron.

But, in a city like Camden, with a high murder rate, do you really
think it's a good idea to have a bunch of kids running around with
things that look like guns in their hands?

Cops are jumpy enough as it is.

Rightards.......












On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> under 18 to purchase toy gun
> Eyewitness News
> (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> Related Links
> View Images From Story
> Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> Get Desktop Alerts
> Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> "It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
> behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
> Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
> Jersey organization.
>
> If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
> have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.
>
> New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
> that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
> retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
> as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.
>
> Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
> 18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
> capable of being mistaken for a firearm."
>
> The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
> hunting,
> .........................
>
> Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
> of a
>
> mistaken toy gun
>
> getting a KID killed by cops.
>
> NJ assholes.
>
> lolove
> hank
> .......................................
 
On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> under 18 to purchase toy gun
> Eyewitness News
> (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> Related Links
> View Images From Story
> Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> Get Desktop Alerts
> Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.

That's the best thing about gun rights assholes.
The ****ing morons always
come to an Uzi fight with a 44 Magnum.
 
<zzbunker@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:1184298352.000475.291820@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>> N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
>> under 18 to purchase toy gun
>> Eyewitness News
>> (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
>> it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
>> so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>>
>> Related Links
>> View Images From Story
>> Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
>> Get Desktop Alerts
>> Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
>> "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
>> far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
>> Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
>> push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
>> bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
>> were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>>
>> "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
>> weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
>> handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
>> firearms will help to drive that point home."
>>
>> Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> That's the best thing about gun rights assholes.
> The ****ing morons always
> come to an Uzi fight with a 44 Magnum.
>

What do you have against guns? Guns don't harm anyone. By themselves they
are completely inanimate objects, nothing more than pieces of steel that sit
there with no malice or mal-intent towards anyone.
 
<zzbunker@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:1184298352.000475.291820@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
> That's the best thing about gun rights assholes.
> The ****ing morons always
> come to an Uzi fight with a 44 Magnum.

Then explain why we gun-rights people have been winning????

Fifteen years ago NO states have concealed carry, now almost ALL states have
concealed carry.

Assault weapon ban? Gone, shitcanned.

Gun ban in DC? Destroyed and FINALLY heading to the right-leaning Supreme
Court.

If we're assholes and morons AND ALWAYS WINNING what does that make YOU???

Hahahahhahahahahahaha!!!!!
 
On Jul 12, 11:30 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I know you're a ****ing rightard moron.
>
> But, in a city like Camden, with a high murder rate, do you really
> think it's a good idea to have a bunch of kids running around with
> things that look like guns in their hands?
>
> Cops are jumpy enough as it is.
>
> Rightards.......
>
> On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> > under 18 to purchase toy gun
> > Eyewitness News
> > (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> > it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> > so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> > Related Links
> > View Images From Story
> > Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> > Get Desktop Alerts
> > Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> > "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> > far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> > Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> > push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> > bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> > were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> > "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> > weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> > handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> > firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> > Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> > "It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
> > behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
> > Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
> > Jersey organization.
>
> > If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
> > have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.
>
> > New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
> > that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
> > retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
> > as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.
>
> > Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
> > 18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
> > capable of being mistaken for a firearm."
>
> > The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
> > hunting,
> > .........................
>
> > Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
> > of a
>
> > mistaken toy gun
>
> > getting a KID killed by cops.
>
> > NJ assholes.
>
> > lolove
> > hank
> > .......................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Dear Silentotto...

It is NOT a friggin problem...not ONE issue like this issue

has occured...anywhere ....

It is a law looking for a place to happen.

There are enough laws on the books....

we need to inforce them...instead of banning water guns that look like
real guns.

drive thru Camden...there are drug sellers on EVERY friggin corner...

you dont need another stupid law.....

If a cop sees a teen with a gun...you can bet it is not a toy...

and the teen knows it too.....

No mistakes there.

If a cop sees a little kid with a "gun"....you can bet


the little kid is not gonna get shot by the cops....Dah....

This asshole political hack only wants to get free publicity....


Camden is the murder capital of America.


Why are you a friggin asshole?

Somebody paying you?

There are rumors of that on the blogs and groups.

lolove
hank
....................................................
 
On Jul 13, 11:12 am, "Patriot Games" <Crazy_Bastard@The_Beach.com>
wrote:
> <zzbun...@netscape.net> wrote in message
>
> news:1184298352.000475.291820@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
>
> > That's the best thing about gun rights assholes.
> > The ****ing morons always
> > come to an Uzi fight with a 44 Magnum.
>
> Then explain why we gun-rights people have been winning????

Well, that's not possible. Since the only thing
the gun rights idiots have won is Beruit, and
since they're the only assholes fighting for it,
it's like, tell Ronny Reagan Jr, -- he might
give a ****.






> Fifteen years ago NO states have concealed carry, now almost ALL states have
> concealed carry.
>
> Assault weapon ban? Gone, shitcanned.
>
> Gun ban in DC? Destroyed and FINALLY heading to the right-leaning Supreme
> Court.
>
> If we're assholes and morons AND ALWAYS WINNING what does that make YOU???
>
> Hahahahhahahahahahaha!!!!!
 
On Jul 13, 12:14 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 12, 11:30 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > I know you're a ****ing rightard moron.
>
> > But, in a city like Camden, with a high murder rate, do you really
> > think it's a good idea to have a bunch of kids running around with
> > things that look like guns in their hands?
>
> > Cops are jumpy enough as it is.
>
> > Rightards.......
>
> > On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> > > under 18 to purchase toy gun
> > > Eyewitness News
> > > (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> > > it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> > > so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> > > Related Links
> > > View Images From Story
> > > Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> > > Get Desktop Alerts
> > > Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> > > "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> > > far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> > > Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> > > push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> > > bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> > > were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> > > "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> > > weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> > > handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> > > firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> > > Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> > > "It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
> > > behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
> > > Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
> > > Jersey organization.
>
> > > If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
> > > have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.
>
> > > New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
> > > that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
> > > retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
> > > as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.
>
> > > Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
> > > 18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
> > > capable of being mistaken for a firearm."
>
> > > The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
> > > hunting,
> > > .........................
>
> > > Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
> > > of a
>
> > > mistaken toy gun
>
> > > getting a KID killed by cops.
>
> > > NJ assholes.
>
> > > lolove
> > > hank
> > > .......................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Dear Silentotto...
>
> It is NOT a friggin problem...not ONE issue like this issue
>
> has occured...anywhere ....

No?

http://www.wreg.com/global/story.asp?s=6700747

"A 12 year old was shot and killed by police after they say he pointed
a toy gun at them."

That took about ten seconds to find.

Were I to dig deeper, I'm sure I could find plenty more.

Rightards.....



>
> It is a law looking for a place to happen.
>
> There are enough laws on the books....
>
> we need to inforce them...instead of banning water guns that look like
> real guns.
>
> drive thru Camden...there are drug sellers on EVERY friggin corner...
>
> you dont need another stupid law.....
>
> If a cop sees a teen with a gun...you can bet it is not a toy...
>
> and the teen knows it too.....
>
> No mistakes there.
>
> If a cop sees a little kid with a "gun"....you can bet
>
> the little kid is not gonna get shot by the cops....Dah....
>
> This asshole political hack only wants to get free publicity....
>
> Camden is the murder capital of America.
>
> Why are you a friggin asshole?
>
> Somebody paying you?
>
> There are rumors of that on the blogs and groups.
>
> lolove
> hank
> ...................................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
 
On Jul 13, 1:19 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 13, 12:14 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Jul 12, 11:30 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > I know you're a ****ing rightard moron.
>
> > > But, in a city like Camden, with a high murder rate, do you really
> > > think it's a good idea to have a bunch of kids running around with
> > > things that look like guns in their hands?
>
> > > Cops are jumpy enough as it is.
>
> > > Rightards.......
>
> > > On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> > > > under 18 to purchase toy gun
> > > > Eyewitness News
> > > > (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> > > > it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> > > > so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> > > > Related Links
> > > > View Images From Story
> > > > Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> > > > Get Desktop Alerts
> > > > Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> > > > "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> > > > far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> > > > Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> > > > push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> > > > bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> > > > were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> > > > "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> > > > weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> > > > handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> > > > firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> > > > Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> > > > "It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
> > > > behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
> > > > Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
> > > > Jersey organization.
>
> > > > If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
> > > > have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.
>
> > > > New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
> > > > that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
> > > > retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
> > > > as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.
>
> > > > Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
> > > > 18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
> > > > capable of being mistaken for a firearm."
>
> > > > The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
> > > > hunting,
> > > > .........................
>
> > > > Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
> > > > of a
>
> > > > mistaken toy gun
>
> > > > getting a KID killed by cops.
>
> > > > NJ assholes.
>
> > > > lolove
> > > > hank
> > > > .......................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > - Show quoted text -
>
> > Dear Silentotto...
>
> > It is NOT a friggin problem...not ONE issue like this issue
>
> > has occured...anywhere ....
>
> No?
>
> http://www.wreg.com/global/story.asp?s=6700747
>
> "A 12 year old was shot and killed by police after they say he pointed
> a toy gun at them."
>
> That took about ten seconds to find.
>
> Were I to dig deeper, I'm sure I could find plenty more.
>
> Rightards.....
>
>
>
>
>
> > It is a law looking for a place to happen.
>
> > There are enough laws on the books....
>
> > we need to inforce them...instead of banning water guns that look like
> > real guns.
>
> > drive thru Camden...there are drug sellers on EVERY friggin corner...
>
> > you dont need another stupid law.....
>
> > If a cop sees a teen with a gun...you can bet it is not a toy...
>
> > and the teen knows it too.....
>
> > No mistakes there.
>
> > If a cop sees a little kid with a "gun"....you can bet
>
> > the little kid is not gonna get shot by the cops....Dah....
>
> > This asshole political hack only wants to get free publicity....
>
> > Camden is the murder capital of America.
>
> > Why are you a friggin asshole?
>
> > Somebody paying you?
>
> > There are rumors of that on the blogs and groups.
>
> > lolove
> > hank
> > ...................................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

Of course the cops shot him...he was a nigga with a gun...niggas

at 12 years of age are large for their size....

AND...it could just be they knew it was a toy and wanted to shoot him

anyway...cause he was black.

A handful of rare accidents is Not a reason to ban water guns.

How about the cops doing something about the 50,000 killed each year

on the roads...half by drunk drivers.

Next...you will want to ban sharp sticks.


How about we all hide in our houses 24/7 and never come out

so we can be safe?


Bet you like that one.

asshole

lolove
hank
.....................................
 
On Jul 13, 3:33 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 13, 1:19 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Jul 13, 12:14 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > On Jul 12, 11:30 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > I know you're a ****ing rightard moron.
>
> > > > But, in a city like Camden, with a high murder rate, do you really
> > > > think it's a good idea to have a bunch of kids running around with
> > > > things that look like guns in their hands?
>
> > > > Cops are jumpy enough as it is.
>
> > > > Rightards.......
>
> > > > On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> > > > > under 18 to purchase toy gun
> > > > > Eyewitness News
> > > > > (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> > > > > it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> > > > > so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> > > > > Related Links
> > > > > View Images From Story
> > > > > Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> > > > > Get Desktop Alerts
> > > > > Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> > > > > "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> > > > > far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> > > > > Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> > > > > push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> > > > > bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> > > > > were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> > > > > "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> > > > > weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> > > > > handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> > > > > firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> > > > > Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> > > > > "It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
> > > > > behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
> > > > > Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
> > > > > Jersey organization.
>
> > > > > If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
> > > > > have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.
>
> > > > > New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
> > > > > that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
> > > > > retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
> > > > > as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.
>
> > > > > Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
> > > > > 18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
> > > > > capable of being mistaken for a firearm."
>
> > > > > The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
> > > > > hunting,
> > > > > .........................
>
> > > > > Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
> > > > > of a
>
> > > > > mistaken toy gun
>
> > > > > getting a KID killed by cops.
>
> > > > > NJ assholes.
>
> > > > > lolove
> > > > > hank
> > > > > .......................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > > - Show quoted text -
>
> > > Dear Silentotto...
>
> > > It is NOT a friggin problem...not ONE issue like this issue
>
> > > has occured...anywhere ....
>
> > No?
>
> >http://www.wreg.com/global/story.asp?s=6700747
>
> > "A 12 year old was shot and killed by police after they say he pointed
> > a toy gun at them."
>
> > That took about ten seconds to find.
>
> > Were I to dig deeper, I'm sure I could find plenty more.
>
> > Rightards.....
>
> > > It is a law looking for a place to happen.
>
> > > There are enough laws on the books....
>
> > > we need to inforce them...instead of banning water guns that look like
> > > real guns.
>
> > > drive thru Camden...there are drug sellers on EVERY friggin corner...
>
> > > you dont need another stupid law.....
>
> > > If a cop sees a teen with a gun...you can bet it is not a toy...
>
> > > and the teen knows it too.....
>
> > > No mistakes there.
>
> > > If a cop sees a little kid with a "gun"....you can bet
>
> > > the little kid is not gonna get shot by the cops....Dah....
>
> > > This asshole political hack only wants to get free publicity....
>
> > > Camden is the murder capital of America.
>
> > > Why are you a friggin asshole?
>
> > > Somebody paying you?
>
> > > There are rumors of that on the blogs and groups.
>
> > > lolove
> > > hank
> > > ...................................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Of course the cops shot him...he was a nigga with a gun...niggas
>
> at 12 years of age are large for their size....
>
> AND...it could just be they knew it was a toy and wanted to shoot him
>
> anyway...cause he was black.
>
> A handful of rare accidents is Not a reason to ban water guns.
>
> How about the cops doing something about the 50,000 killed each year
>
> on the roads...half by drunk drivers.

You would first have to teach the American oil Nazis that sobriety
checks don't stop the rain, don't stop the ice, don't stop the gas
lines,
and don't stop the helicopter crashes.




>
> Next...you will want to ban sharp sticks.
>
> How about we all hide in our houses 24/7 and never come out
>
> so we can be safe?
>
> Bet you like that one.
>
> asshole
>
> lolove
> hank
> ....................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
 
On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> quoted
some news article:
> N.J. senator proposestoygun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> under 18 to purchasetoygun

Meanwhile, yesterday the longtime mayor of one of New Jersey's
largest cities, it not its largest city - Newark's Sharpe James - was
indicted on dozens of felony charges for embezzling from the city
while mayor and using city credit cards to fund an expensive cruise
after leaving office. But legislators in that failed state are
worrying mostly about toy guns.

No $4 to park! No $6 admission! http://www.INTERNET-GUN-SHOW.com
 
On Jul 13, 3:33 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On Jul 13, 1:19 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Jul 13, 12:14 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > On Jul 12, 11:30 pm, SilentOtto <silento...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > I know you're a ****ing rightard moron.
>
> > > > But, in a city like Camden, with a high murder rate, do you really
> > > > think it's a good idea to have a bunch of kids running around with
> > > > things that look like guns in their hands?
>
> > > > Cops are jumpy enough as it is.
>
> > > > Rightards.......
>
> > > > On Jul 12, 8:35 pm, rightwinghank <rightwingh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > > N.J. senator proposes toy gun banWould make it illegal for anyone
> > > > > under 18 to purchase toy gun
> > > > > Eyewitness News
> > > > > (New Jersey- WABC, July 11, 2007) - A New Jersey senator wants to make
> > > > > it illegal to sell or give to anyone under age 18 toy guns that look
> > > > > so realistic they can be mistaken for a real firearm.
>
> > > > > Related Links
> > > > > View Images From Story
> > > > > Click: Eyewitness News Video on Demand
> > > > > Get Desktop Alerts
> > > > > Get These News Headlines On Your Web Site!
> > > > > "The margin between a child's stupid mistake and a tragic ending is
> > > > > far too thin," said Sen. Nicholas Scutari.
> > > > > Scutari, D-Union, introduced the proposal in late June and plans to
> > > > > push it when the Legislature reconvenes late this year. He said the
> > > > > bill stems from an incident in a Union Township where four students
> > > > > were suspended after bringing a cap gun to school.
>
> > > > > "We need to stress to our children that guns are not toys, but deadly
> > > > > weapons which should always be regarded with extreme caution and
> > > > > handled with respect," Scutari said. "Restricting access to imitation
> > > > > firearms will help to drive that point home."
>
> > > > > Gun rights advocates plan to fight the bill.
>
> > > > > "It misses the mark because it demonizes toys instead of criminal
> > > > > behavior," said Scott Bach, president of the New Jersey Association of
> > > > > Rifle and Pistol Clubs, which is the National Rifle Association's New
> > > > > Jersey organization.
>
> > > > > If the measure is enacted, New Jersey would join several states that
> > > > > have restricted access to realistic toy guns to minors.
>
> > > > > New York, for instance, got Wal-Mart in 2003 to stop selling toy guns
> > > > > that fail to have a non-removable orange stripe along the barrel. The
> > > > > retailer also agreed to stop selling toy guns in realistic colors such
> > > > > as black, blue and silver and paid $200,000 in civil penalties.
>
> > > > > Scutari's bill would make it illegal to sell or give to anyone under
> > > > > 18 and imitation firearm, which is defined as anything "reasonably
> > > > > capable of being mistaken for a firearm."
>
> > > > > The bill is based on a 1987 New Jersey law that bars the sale of
> > > > > hunting,
> > > > > .........................
>
> > > > > Thhis is a solution to something that is not a problem...never heard
> > > > > of a
>
> > > > > mistaken toy gun
>
> > > > > getting a KID killed by cops.
>
> > > > > NJ assholes.
>
> > > > > lolove
> > > > > hank
> > > > > .......................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > > - Show quoted text -
>
> > > Dear Silentotto...
>
> > > It is NOT a friggin problem...not ONE issue like this issue
>
> > > has occured...anywhere ....
>
> > No?
>
> >http://www.wreg.com/global/story.asp?s=6700747
>
> > "A 12 year old was shot and killed by police after they say he pointed
> > a toy gun at them."
>
> > That took about ten seconds to find.
>
> > Were I to dig deeper, I'm sure I could find plenty more.
>
> > Rightards.....
>
> > > It is a law looking for a place to happen.
>
> > > There are enough laws on the books....
>
> > > we need to inforce them...instead of banning water guns that look like
> > > real guns.
>
> > > drive thru Camden...there are drug sellers on EVERY friggin corner...
>
> > > you dont need another stupid law.....
>
> > > If a cop sees a teen with a gun...you can bet it is not a toy...
>
> > > and the teen knows it too.....
>
> > > No mistakes there.
>
> > > If a cop sees a little kid with a "gun"....you can bet
>
> > > the little kid is not gonna get shot by the cops....Dah....
>
> > > This asshole political hack only wants to get free publicity....
>
> > > Camden is the murder capital of America.
>
> > > Why are you a friggin asshole?
>
> > > Somebody paying you?
>
> > > There are rumors of that on the blogs and groups.
>
> > > lolove
> > > hank
> > > ...................................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> > > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Of course the cops shot him...he was a nigga with a gun...niggas
>
> at 12 years of age are large for their size....
>
> AND...it could just be they knew it was a toy and wanted to shoot him
>
> anyway...cause he was black.

Racist rightard assholes, like you, never disappoint.....

You should be the poster boy for illiterate redneck trash.

> A handful of rare accidents is Not a reason to ban water guns.

There is no reason why water toys have to be shaped like guns.

Kids can have their fun and the risk of incidents like the one
mentioned in the article would be greatly reduced.

> How about the cops doing something about the 50,000 killed each year
>
> on the roads...half by drunk drivers.

They're trying, in case you've not noticed.

Maybe child seats should come with a steering wheel and a six pack?

That would make as much sense as shaping toys like deadly weapons.

> Next...you will want to ban sharp sticks.

Like I said, rightard assholes, like you, never disappoint.

> How about we all hide in our houses 24/7 and never come out
>
> so we can be safe?

Water pistols can be used for self defense?

Hahaha....

Rightards.....


>
> Bet you like that one.
>
> asshole
>
> lolove
> hank

I got you so worked up you can't even type straight....

A job well done.

> ....................................- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
 
On Jul 13, 11:12 am, "Patriot Games" <Crazy_Bastard@The_Beach.com>
wrote:
> <zzbun...@netscape.net> wrote in message
>
> news:1184298352.000475.291820@g4g2000hsf.googlegroups.com...
>
> > That's the best thing about gun rights assholes.
> > The ****ing morons always
> > come to an Uzi fight with a 44 Magnum.
>
> Then explain why we gun-rights people have been winning????
>
> Fifteen years ago NO states have concealed carry, now almost ALL states have
> concealed carry.
>
> Assault weapon ban? Gone, shitcanned.
>
> Gun ban in DC? Destroyed and FINALLY heading to the right-leaning Supreme
> Court.
>
> If we're assholes and morons AND ALWAYS WINNING what does that make YOU???
>
> Hahahahhahahahahahaha!!!!!

I bet you think it's a good idea to shape children's toys like deadly
weapons, don't you?
 

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