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Originally Posted by jonsensback
then you cleary didn't understand the quote you posted.
It speaks of the rights of gun owners and the rights of criminals. As far as I know criminals have no right to gun ownership for their activities and the law covers that.
Obviously the writer and you are very confused with the "right of gun ownership" in this country.
As far as seeking help with critical thinking skills, its obvious you should follow your own advice on this thread and just about any other you have posted here, because you clearly suck in that regard,lol.
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Wrong. Yes, it speaks of our obsession with the rights of gun owners and the rights of criminals. It only takes one incident for a legal gun owner to become a criminal.
He says we suffer from a combination of both. Our devotion to criminal rights gets them back out on the street and leaves them brazen. Our devotion to gun rights leaves guns ripe for the stealing from criminals. And gun owners get ore guns to protect themselves fro the criminals who keep getting off. How many guns on the street have been stolen from gun owners?
Most other industrialized countries don't suffer from nearly the gun violence we do. It's not a coinky-dink.
11-10-2009, 03:25 PM
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