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Hit MSN Poll

Wolf_shadow

Wolf_shadow

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Hit MSN Poll at MSN.COM. Numbers running against us now. :banghead:

[h=4]Would you prefer to go to an eatery that allows guns, or one that bans them?[/h]
  • A restaurant that allows guns.

    24 %

    A restaurant that allows guns.
    27,916 votes


  • A restaurant that bans guns.

    48 %

    A restaurant that bans guns.
    55,207 votes


  • Either is fine with me.

    27 %

    Either is fine with me.
    31,377 votes


  • I'm not sure.

    1 %

    I'm not sure.
    1,491 votes

 
skidmark

skidmark

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F350 said:
The poll results are totally predictable; I mean who but left wing loons pays any attention to MSN
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There is no need to try and change the minds of those who are against us - their minds are already made up and nothing will change that.

There is no need to change the minds of those who support us - their minds are already made up and nothing will change that.

There exists about 3% of the population that is undecided. They do listen to/consider poll results whether from MSN or NRA or The United Calvinist Missionary Society. To that 3% the direction the wind seems to be blowing from is important. However, it may be possible to show them that the poll they are considering is purposely skewed - but you had better be able to prove that, not just say it.

stay safe.
 
TFred

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The problem with polls like this is that the questions are not representative of real life.

What everyone "wants" is to go to a restaurant and not get killed by a criminal.

The questions do not present the choices that can possibly draw out the wishes of the people in that matter.

A more realistic set of questions would be:

Would you prefer to go to a restaurant that:

Allows ONLY criminals to carry guns.
Allows law abiding citizens and criminals equally to carry guns.
I'm too stupid to know the difference.
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TFred
 
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