Moot
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Re: Would you support LESS restrictions on guns if this had the potential to save liv
So is your crap.See, this crap is annoying.
Well, wake up and smell the napalm, because people buy guns to match their outfits and use them for poltical props and to sell sex and koolaide. They buy them to keep up with their peers and as status symbols and play with like toys. They buy them to make themselves seem more important or manly than they really are. Guns are glamorized in the movies and video games and people want to emualte and act out what they see in movies. I've seen people on this forum think they're "good guys" and they're always going to win against the "bad guys". I'm talking about a campaign to change a culture that glamorizes guns and taking guns back to the seriousness of what they really are, weapons that can kill. I thought thats what La Pierre wanted too, until the NRA came out with that Ipod app on the one month the anniversary of the Newtown massacre, enticing four year olds to shoot at little coffins ...and promoting national gun day on the same day that MLK was assainated by a gun. The cynicism, arrogance and sheer lack of common decency of the NRA is repulsive and disgusting.These anti-gun nuts think that firearm proliferation is going to cause the wild wild west to come alive, where people can openly brandish, wave their pieces in the air, even shoot around like Yosemite Sam. If you opened the gun flood doors, America would turn into Pulp Fiction.
You seriously have to question the mentality of people who think this, and wonder if they even know one responsible gun owner that may negate all the liberal sensationalism.