Posted on 04/24/2013 12:47:33 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Well, get a load of this. On Sunday, Sen. Dianne Feinstein appeared on Fox News to discuss last weeks attack in Boston and terrorism in general, and Chris Wallace wondered whether the people in locked-down Boston last week, with concerns that this fellow might be on the loose, might break into their house, might take hostages would people like to have had guns? Oh, some may have, yes, replied Feinstein.
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But it isnt just some Americans who would be partial to having the means to defend themselves from violent criminals on the loose in their neighborhood; as it turns out, a large majority of them do, including half of the people in even non-gun-owning households.
If you were in that situation, would you want a gun at your side?
Most American voters say yes, according to a new Fox News poll.
Sixty-nine percent say if they were in a situation similar to Bostonians, they would want a gun in their house.
That includes a large 88-percent majority of those in gun-owner households, as well as 50 percent of those in non-gun homes.
In general, more voters think protecting the constitutional right to own a gun is a higher priority than protecting citizens from gun violence (53-42 percent). Thats mostly unchanged since January, when it was 51-40 percent.
But Feinstein went on: Oh, some may have, yes, but if where youre going is, do they need an assault weapon, I dont think so.
(Excerpt) Read more at hotair.com ...
"The Chechins are coming! The Chechins are coming!"
If the police tried to keep these folks in doors or they tried to pull this crap in Cape Cod 50 years ago they would have faced this neighborhood!
"Emergency, Everybody to get from street"
We are screwed since we thinkers are outnumbered.
see the movie Idiocracy. They should rename it America 2012
Fantastic graphic onyx. Thanks!
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