MKEgal
Regular Member
:banghead::cuss:
From an email they sent (dunno how I got on their list, but it makes for both humorous & discouraging / frightening reading):
How can supposedly educated people still think that laws will prevent crime?
If laws prevented crime, there wouldn't have to be punishments for breaking laws!
The message was supposedly written by one of the VA Tech survivors, who is now rabidly anti-gun (instead of being anti-criminal, or pro-self-defense).
See above, about laws not preventing crime.
Self-defense, OTOH... Maybe Cho wouldn't have committed mass murder if he knew students & staff could fight back. Maybe he would still have tried, & maybe killed a couple people. But he would have been stopped a lot sooner.
And then there's this gem from a sign company (www.seton.com):
I want to see one that says something like "lawful carry of firearms encouraged in this facility".
From an email they sent (dunno how I got on their list, but it makes for both humorous & discouraging / frightening reading):
At least the second sentence is correct.Now is the time for our elected officials to pass legislation that will help protect us from another mass shooting. Congress will do the right thing if we apply the right amount of pressure.
How can supposedly educated people still think that laws will prevent crime?
If laws prevented crime, there wouldn't have to be punishments for breaking laws!
The message was supposedly written by one of the VA Tech survivors, who is now rabidly anti-gun (instead of being anti-criminal, or pro-self-defense).
:banghead::cuss:I know all too well the consequences of our weak laws. The Virginia Tech shooting, and thousands of others might have been prevented if our laws had made it harder for dangerous people to get weapons.
See above, about laws not preventing crime.
Self-defense, OTOH... Maybe Cho wouldn't have committed mass murder if he knew students & staff could fight back. Maybe he would still have tried, & maybe killed a couple people. But he would have been stopped a lot sooner.
And then there's this gem from a sign company (www.seton.com):
Where's that YouTube video that shows a robber coming into a store with a gun, then stopping & walking away with his head hung low when he sees the "no guns" sign?Keep your workplace safe by posting gun prohibition security signs
I want to see one that says something like "lawful carry of firearms encouraged in this facility".