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    Quote Originally Posted by Alysser View Post
    This has got to me one of the MOST ridiculous things I have ever read. No one I know of who is against gun control is "more in love with gun then they are their neighbor" and I am sure that applies to very very little gun owners.. Let's stop making rash generalizations about gun owners simply because you fear the object.

    As long as you keep trying to harp on "Gun Control", this will happen, until you start looking at the bigger picture and the REAL issue here, the person behind the gun, and not the inanimate object that has no control over itself.
    No rational discussion... just insult those who think diffferently than you do..right???

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    Quote Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary View Post
    No rational discussion... just insult those who think diffferently than you do..right???
    I don't think Alysser was insulting anyone.

    It was merely a statement of opinion, and further from insulting anyone than your constantly derisive comments about those who disagree with you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary View Post
    No rational discussion... just insult those who think diffferently than you do..right???
    I don't understand where I insulted you in the least.

    Making generalizations that people love an inanimate object over PEOPLE isn't insulting?? Like, come on really??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alysser View Post
    This has got to me one of the MOST ridiculous things I have ever read. No one I know of who is against gun control is "more in love with gun then they are their neighbor" and I am sure that applies to very very little gun owners.. Let's stop making rash generalizations about gun owners simply because you fear the object.

    As long as you keep trying to harp on "Gun Control", this will happen, until you start looking at the bigger picture and the REAL issue here, the person behind the gun, and not the inanimate object that has no control over itself.
    You certainly topped me for ridiculous!

    I do not fear the object. I fear the people who feel the need for the object. And that is the BIGGER picture.

    However, we do both agree. It is the person behind the gun.

    And in the joyous season???? A shooting at a mall very neat to me last night.

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    From a CNN report.


    The gun control debate

    The deadly shooting that shattered this quiet New England town also reignited the ongoing debate about gun laws in America.

    Adam Lanza was found dead next to three guns -- a semiautomatic .223-caliber rifle made by Bushmaster and two handguns made by Glock and Sig Sauer, a law enforcement source told CNN. All belonged to his mother.

    Carver, who performed autopsies on seven of the victims, said the wounds he knew about were caused by a "long weapon" and that the rifle was the primary weapon used.

    Nancy Lanza was a gun collector and recently showed off a newly bought rifle to fellow Newtown resident Dan Holmes, who owns a landscaping business in the town.

    Besides the three weapons found at the school, the shooter also had access to at least three more guns, a law enforcement source said.
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    The following is JMHO - for what it's worth.....


    Every time there is another horrific tragedy involving guns, this thread rears it's ugly head and the debate/discussion/argument starts all over again. And what does it accomplish???? - nothing as far as I can tell. There are pros and cons to both sides of the gun ownership issue, and nobody is right or wrong. Everybody has an opinion in the matter and I don't believe that they should be chastised for stating it. Perhaps the energy wasted here would be better spent making your views known to your state representatives, so that perhaps they can take it to the national level. I personally do believe that this latest massacre in CT has given a lot of officials who seemed indifferent to the issues, a big wake-up call, simply because it took so many very young and innocent lives. The loss of any life in a scenario such as this is senseless and cruel - but for little children only 6 and 7 years old it is beyond senseless and cruel. It was barbaric and unthinkable - yet it happened.

    It's time to think of and do something constructive, rather than continuing to be destructive and critical of others who don't necessarily agree with you.


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    Quote Originally Posted by catlady1945 View Post
    I REALLY hope these are facetious comments, otherwise there is just no hope.
    They aren't facetious at all.

    I have a strange feeling that your definition of hope and mine are two radically different things. There is always hope. However, hope is not a method, and you cannot legislate evil out of existence.
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