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"The Rifleman" wrote:
> <knews4u2chew@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ae861c48-acf7-4354-90c5->
>> If there was gun at the nurses station and training of everyone was
>> the norm he never would have gotten out of there.
>> If he knew that people trained in firearms were everywhere and a gun
>> could be anywhere to be used to protect those he went after, he never
>> would have gone in.
>> More guns and a populace trained in using them will stop these nutjobs.
>
> Wrong ,you would just have more morons settling petty disagreements and
> grudges with gunfire.
>
No. Crime and personal grudges take full advantage of guns. In fact
the more laws against guns the more they become the tool of choice.
Conversely, where guns are openly available, people tend to be
more cautious, more circumspect. There's a reason for this but its
not important.
As we southern boys say, "An armed society is a polite society." We
say that because until the socialism took over federal and state
governments, guns were commonplace and thus were seldom used to
settle personal fights or even as much in crime.
The prospect of imminent death tends to clarify the mind.
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> <knews4u2chew@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:ae861c48-acf7-4354-90c5->
>> If there was gun at the nurses station and training of everyone was
>> the norm he never would have gotten out of there.
>> If he knew that people trained in firearms were everywhere and a gun
>> could be anywhere to be used to protect those he went after, he never
>> would have gone in.
>> More guns and a populace trained in using them will stop these nutjobs.
>
> Wrong ,you would just have more morons settling petty disagreements and
> grudges with gunfire.
>
No. Crime and personal grudges take full advantage of guns. In fact
the more laws against guns the more they become the tool of choice.
Conversely, where guns are openly available, people tend to be
more cautious, more circumspect. There's a reason for this but its
not important.
As we southern boys say, "An armed society is a polite society." We
say that because until the socialism took over federal and state
governments, guns were commonplace and thus were seldom used to
settle personal fights or even as much in crime.
The prospect of imminent death tends to clarify the mind.
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