To answer your foolish weapon thread

You fools post one incident where an intruder was killed by a home owner. I can post 100 accidents a day from across the country where as..

1. Women kills son, thinking he was a intruder

2. Child blow his head off with fathers gun

3  Gun goes off while man is cleaning his gun

4  Drunk man commits suicide with own gun.

5  Girl killed in crossfire while just walking home.

6  Father shoots wife and 4 children after losing his job.

7  Man shoots driver in road rage.

  I could go on and on and on. So don't hand me this crap that one man shoots intruder to justify owning guns. Yes, you have the right to own a hand gun, but don't try to tell me that it saves more lives, THAT IS FREAKING CRAP !

No, I am not against a U.S. citizen owning a hand gun, if they have a permit. Just like a license is required if one wishes to drive a motorized vehicle that could kill a person.

And just as you are responsible if you allow that vehicle to be driven by someone else if they kill someone, you should be responsible if a child hurts itself or someone else with your gun.  Example...If you want to own a pit bull, go ahead, but you will lose your home and all your possessions if that dog kills someone off your property.

This is one of the costs of freedom. Civilized Regulation !

Personally, I will not have a gun in my home, read too many horror stories. Yes, you have that right in yours, but along with that comes much responsibility.  Don't take any drugs or alcohol, because it alters your mind. Don't let children near it. Don't let family or friends know where you keep it. Good luck with that !

If an intruder breaks into my home, oh well, I will find something to defend myself.

You don't have a constitutionally enumerated right to drive a car.

So that isn't really a good argument.

You fools post one incident where an intruder was killed by a home owner.

Actually, there are multiple stories like this every day.

Some of the things you're talking about as examples involve the illegal possession of a firearm. Not to mention the comission of a crime.

So again, you really don't have a good argument.

I take:

This is one of the costs of freedom. Civilized Regulation !

To be about rights.

Along with the comments about permits.

Mattbrot. thanks.. remind the foolish one above your post that our country still exists from wars won with weapons that were issued and controlled.

I can still remember my M-1 serial number... it was drilled into my head in boot camp.

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