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Originally posted by Aliengurl
How does a three year old child pull the trigger on a .45 calibre hand gun? I have trouble pulling the trigger on a 9mm semi auto handgun and I'm 23 yrs old. Something sounds fishy.
Originally posted by Aliengurl
How does a three year old child pull the trigger on a .45 calibre hand gun? I have trouble pulling the trigger on a 9mm semi auto handgun and I'm 23 yrs old. Something sounds fishy.
Originally posted by mrbarber
Really, the issue of gun ownership by individuals is not a valid subject on which an argument can be made. It is a guaranteed right of a US citizen under our Constitution period...end of argument. It has been so for 233 years and can't be interpreted differently now simply to satisfy people who choose not to embrace individual personal responsibility or who mistakenly believe that some utopian society of world peace can ever truely exist.
Regardless of what laws may be passed or treaties signed in the future to subvert this right, there will still be guns, including mine, because I will not give them up unless I'm dead. I say this because I realize, as do millions of other Americans, that this right is central to ensuring that our other rights and liberties cannot be lost to other individuals or oppressive government. I'm tired of listening to, so-called Americans, who insist that there is nothing worth fighting for. We have gone from "land of the free, home of the brave", to "land of the entitlements, home of the politically correct".
Originally posted by Lazyninja
Stuff like this happens, and people talk about gun laws.
Kids get run over and killed, people talk about what a shame it is.