Americans Clearly Divided on Gun Control

Angus Reid Global Monitor ^ | December 26, 2007 | NA

[mad_as_he$$]

I think you are on to something. Where was it where some girl killed herself because of something posted on the net? Clearly their needs to be controls on who and when free speech can be exercised. I am only talking about rational limits on words that have “unusual lethality”.

[SunkenCiv]

thanks neverdem.

[ripley]

“loons”

absolute loons.

[ripley]

that’s foster brooks. (always played the drunk)

[ripley]

“that’s when i learned he loved beer.”

what a good doggie! (probably the perfect drinking buddy.)

[Nachoman]

I’m willing to die to protect my right to keep and bear arms. Are the gun controllers that committed to taking them away?

[BerryDingle]

Yes, I knew that, should have left a “just kidding” tag after my comment. Wolf Blitzer’s beard always reminds me of Foster Brooks (no disrespect intended for Foster). Loved Foster’s comedy skits, he was even better than Otis on Andy Griffith.

[ricks_place]

Americans are Clearly Divided on Gun Control!

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[ripley]

sorry, thought you were a young’un. (those young’uns don’t know nuthin ‘bout old times.)

[neverdem]

Here's another example:

Gun-control advocacy group picks new leader (PA)

CeaseFire PA has joined with Gov. Ed Rendell, another former Philadelphia mayor, in pushing for three new gun control laws from the state Legislature. One would limit gun buyers to one handgun a month; another would require owners to report lost or stolen guns to police within 24 hours; and another would let towns and cities enact their own gun laws, which could be stricter than state law.

This is just one example. IIRC, Connecticut also passed a law requiring that the police be notified of stolen firearms within a few days, etc.