Posted on 08/21/2013 1:43:11 PM PDT by Kip Russell
The fear of guns was hatched in 1968 with the death of Bobby Kennedy.
Now it has grown to be a monster.
Dumb ass libs are 180 degrees out of phase with reality.
Good thing for these people that breathing is an unconscious control.
The NRA should grab this as an opportunity to hold off-campus, non-affiliated classes, offering student discounts. Likewise, they would be under no restrictions as to what they can teach.
And best of all, they could prime the students to “cheek” these gun controllers by recruiting other students to join them. The NRA could probably make a few phone calls to local gun dealers to get student discounts.
The lack of critical thinking skills is amazing. How does this man function in life with so little brain activity? The NRA is interested in promoting responsible gun ownership, and responsible gun ownership can lead to deaths as with George Zimmerman. What he misses is that the deaths resulting from responsible gun ownership are very desirable compared with the alternative.
http://www.kfvs12.com/story/9273275/accused-rapist-shot-killed-by-victim CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. - No charges will be filed against the Cape Girardeau woman who shot and killed a registered sex offender trying to break back into her home. Ronnie Preyer, 47, of Jackson died seven hours after being shot in the chest.
http://detroit.cbslocal.com/2013/08/01/police-armed-robber-killed-at-hamtramck-pawn-shop/ Police Chief Max Garbarino says it happened around 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Detroit Pawn Shop on Joseph Campau. “Three males entered the jewelry store in an attempt to rob the jewelry store, brandished weapons,” Garbarino told WWJ Newsradio 950′s Sandra McNeil. “The jewelry store staff returned fire, in which case one of the suspects was shot and passed on the scene.”
There are many thousands of such stories, involving "gun deaths" as a result of "gun violence", in which the deaths are the best imaginable outcome, far better than if the victims had been unarmed.
Arrrgh! My eyes!
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