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Doll display in homeowner's yard upsets neighbors in Converse | GoUpstate.com
Ok. That article is kinda creepy and weird. That is a woman in Spartanburg, SC, which sits between Greenville and Charlotte. This lady has decorated her front yard with dolls that appear to be victims of torture. Some are hung with a noose. Others, as the pic shows, have a knife through their skull. She has several in an outside oven, appearing to be victims of having been cooked. No, its not Halloween, its April. She says she decorates her interior the same way, and ran out of room, so her displays of child torture and murder are outside. The Spartanburg County government was requested to go by. They did, and she was not violating any law. Fair enough.
But she has 4 kids. So what does this have to do with gun control? This woman has never been convicted of a crime. Never been committed to a mental institute. She just enjoys....how to say this with a straight face? She enjoys displaying publicly her images of children being tortured and murdered.
And if she wanted, she could go to a local gun show, pay cash to a private citizen to buy any gun available, and have it all to herself. No background check. No registration.
So that kinda sums up the debate. How do you protect the right of safe, sane citizens- like most who read this- to buy a firearm, while also trying to keep people like her- whose brains lead them to create displays of child torture and murder- from obtaining dangerous weapons in which she may carry out her dreams in real life?
I cant imagine those 4 kids of hers feel safe.
Ok. That article is kinda creepy and weird. That is a woman in Spartanburg, SC, which sits between Greenville and Charlotte. This lady has decorated her front yard with dolls that appear to be victims of torture. Some are hung with a noose. Others, as the pic shows, have a knife through their skull. She has several in an outside oven, appearing to be victims of having been cooked. No, its not Halloween, its April. She says she decorates her interior the same way, and ran out of room, so her displays of child torture and murder are outside. The Spartanburg County government was requested to go by. They did, and she was not violating any law. Fair enough.
But she has 4 kids. So what does this have to do with gun control? This woman has never been convicted of a crime. Never been committed to a mental institute. She just enjoys....how to say this with a straight face? She enjoys displaying publicly her images of children being tortured and murdered.
And if she wanted, she could go to a local gun show, pay cash to a private citizen to buy any gun available, and have it all to herself. No background check. No registration.
So that kinda sums up the debate. How do you protect the right of safe, sane citizens- like most who read this- to buy a firearm, while also trying to keep people like her- whose brains lead them to create displays of child torture and murder- from obtaining dangerous weapons in which she may carry out her dreams in real life?
I cant imagine those 4 kids of hers feel safe.