[Joe Brower]

[harpseal]

But Eleanor W. Helper of Columbus, whose daughter Susan was injured by a gunman this month at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, opposed the bill.

"I think this increases the probability of gun violence,’’ she said.

So if someone had used violence against the man who injured her daughter before her daughter was injured she would be opposed to that? She obviously prefers that people die and be injured rather than have a chance to employ defensive violence to protect themselves and others. The current law led to her daughter's injury and she prefers that, insane.

[PhilDragoo]

Armed robbers testified it would
make their work more dangerous.

[Mortimer Snavely]

Oleg Volk