Comments on: Gun Violence http://justoneopinion.com/gun-violence#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Commentary on news, politics, religion, and the economy... Fri, 25 May 2012 19:55:06 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Sebastian http://justoneopinion.com/gun-violence/comment-page-1#comment-311 Sebastian Thu, 14 May 2009 16:05:48 +0000 http://justoneopinion.com/?p=1882#comment-311 Clare Rogers, You are so right about these militants with army rifles. I went to the pan handle of Idaho a few years ago and the place is crawling with just these kinds of guys. They all wander around town dressed in cammies and drive Hummers and old army jeeps. They look and act just like the rednecks down south and some even talk like them. Some of the shops had posters in the windows with really hateful stuff on them. I asked one shop owner why he would put such a thing in his window and he told me Its insurence to prevent my windows from getting broken. I think there is a real danger in allowing anyone that is not in the military or a policeman to own any kind of assalt weapon. Why are you going to kill a deer with one? What would be left of the deer? Not enough to eat. If someone belonged to the military then they can get their weapon at the armory or at a army base when they really need it. I''m telling you that some of these guys getting out of Iraq are really totally insane and very scary. But it is not their fault. So what are we going to do about them?<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('311','Sebastian'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('311','Sebastian','Clare Rogers,\nYou are so right about these militants with army rifles. I went to the pan handle of Idaho a few years ago and the place is crawling with just these kinds of guys. They all wander around town dressed in cammies and drive Hummers and old army jeeps. They look and act just like the rednecks down south and some even talk like them. Some of the shops had posters in the windows with really hateful stuff on them. I asked one shop owner why he would put such a thing in his window and he told me Its insurence to prevent my windows from getting broken.\nI think there is a real danger in allowing anyone that is not in the military or a policeman to own any kind of assalt weapon. Why are you going to kill a deer with one? What would be left of the deer? Not enough to eat.\nIf someone belonged to the military then they can get their weapon at the armory or at a army base when they really need it. I\'\'m telling you that some of these guys getting out of Iraq are really totally insane and very scary. But it is not their fault. So what are we going to do about them?'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Clare Rogers,
You are so right about these militants with army rifles. I went to the pan handle of Idaho a few years ago and the place is crawling with just these kinds of guys. They all wander around town dressed in cammies and drive Hummers and old army jeeps. They look and act just like the rednecks down south and some even talk like them. Some of the shops had posters in the windows with really hateful stuff on them. I asked one shop owner why he would put such a thing in his window and he told me Its insurence to prevent my windows from getting broken.
I think there is a real danger in allowing anyone that is not in the military or a policeman to own any kind of assalt weapon. Why are you going to kill a deer with one? What would be left of the deer? Not enough to eat.
If someone belonged to the military then they can get their weapon at the armory or at a army base when they really need it. I”m telling you that some of these guys getting out of Iraq are really totally insane and very scary. But it is not their fault. So what are we going to do about them?
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]]> By: Richard E. Kelly http://justoneopinion.com/gun-violence/comment-page-1#comment-310 Richard E. Kelly Wed, 13 May 2009 12:26:06 +0000 http://justoneopinion.com/?p=1882#comment-310 Claire, it was good to see your excellent journalistic skills featured in JOO once again, reminding me of your talent in telling both sides of the story. And it's a shame that more people don't realize the potential threat of ignorance and misinformation when they choose to believe what they want to believe, irregardless of the evidence. Unfortunately, some true-believing political and religious pundits can twist the facts so perversely that they are a threat to our national security. Therefore, I don't take your objective writing skills for granted.<div class="comment-remix-meta"><a href="#" class="replyto" onclick="replyto('310','Richard E. Kelly'); return false;">Reply</a> - <a href="#" class="quote" onclick="quote('310','Richard E. Kelly','Claire, it was good to see your excellent journalistic skills featured in JOO once again, reminding me of your talent in telling both sides of the story. And it\'s a shame that more people don\'t realize the potential threat of ignorance and misinformation when they choose to believe what they want to believe, irregardless of the evidence. Unfortunately, some true-believing political and religious pundits can twist the facts so perversely that they are a threat to our national security. Therefore, I don\'t take your objective writing skills for granted.'); return false;">Quote</a></div> Claire, it was good to see your excellent journalistic skills featured in JOO once again, reminding me of your talent in telling both sides of the story. And it’s a shame that more people don’t realize the potential threat of ignorance and misinformation when they choose to believe what they want to believe, irregardless of the evidence. Unfortunately, some true-believing political and religious pundits can twist the facts so perversely that they are a threat to our national security. Therefore, I don’t take your objective writing skills for granted.
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