[The Scourge of Yazid]

You're not talking about giving citizens access to atom bombs and other things," the former presidential candidate said. "That's ridiculous."

Extremist, Illinois-based freeper, believes in individuals right to bear nuclear weapons:

That's it! He's just lost himself a vote.

On a serious note, his conception of Israeli gun laws is kind of skewed.

Granted, the restrictions imposed upon those living in places like Gush Katif have probably been eased since Arafat unleashed his wave of Terror on Israel, but I don't think that has led to average citizens walking around with uzis and submachine guns.

[glock rocks]

I don't think that has led to average citizens walking around with uzis and submachine guns.

... not that there's anything wrong with that.

[yonif]

but I don't think that has led to average citizens walking around with uzis and submachine guns.

In "settlement" areas, the sights of ordinary people having those kinds of guns is not uncommon. In relation to what Keyes said, I think he referred not to who was holding the guns or allowed to hold the guns, but that those holding those guns had ample training.