Wry Catcher
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Thus, as I suspected an intelligent debate with you is beyond hope.Your posts are generally unworthy of rebuttal. Halloween anecdotes... We can all find an anecdote to support our position.Trick or treat is one night per year, idiot.WTF? Think about it (it has nothing to do with the murder of the child, it has to do with your rant!)
Several years ago my door bell rang and a neighbor I didn't know - he lived behind our home - barged in. You would have shot and killed him, being an armed paranoid. I simply stopped him with an open hand to the chest, and said in so many words, "What's up"?
It turned out his cat had gotten under our house and he was trying to rescue it.
Luck for him a gun nut didn't live in my home, lucky for you, you haven't shot some kid trick or treating.
BTW, my LE experience suggests to me you're a punk. I can remember the bravado from my early years of tough guys, safely secured in the back seat cage, not much different than the punks on this message board safely secured behind their keyboard.
Regarding your neighbor anecdote... Lucky for you, it was just a neighbor looking for his cat.
Yes he's lucky he didn't barge into my house. He most likely would have died BECAUSE HE ENTERED MY HOUSE WITHOUT PERMISSION. Anyone who does that, I would have to assume, is up to no good. At the least he is after my property At most, he is after my family.
I am a husband and a father and grandfather. I have a personal responsibility to keep my family safe. I take that responsibility very seriously.
Just remember, when seconds count, the cops are only minutes away.
I've never before met a LEO so terrified by guns. Makes me think that you're f... .. ....
Nice try, I too am a father, a parent and have never been terrified by guns and nothing I posted has suggested that to be true.
The trick or treating comment was based on the murder by a gun owner who shot and killed a kid on Halloween. I have other anecdotes of murders too, one sticks out when an older man shot at a car full of kids who were knocking down mail boxes with a baseball bat - one shot found its mark and a 16 year old white, Catholic student from a local Catholic High School Died.
The man, in his 60's was tried, convicted of Second Degree Murder and sent to prison; he was not a criminal before he acted, he is today.
You response is typical of someone unwilling or unable to respond or rebut my post. Your rights (in your mind) are more important than the life of another, so much so that you reject even a discussion on efforts which might keep guns out of the hand of those who are not sober, sane, responsible, and suggest you are willing (eager?) to prove your manhood from a dozen or more feet away.
Thus, as I suspected an intelligent debate with you is beyond hope.
You cite 2 out of 40 or 50 million legal gun owners and call that intelligent debate?
My point is that the vast majority of gun deaths are committed by people who shouldn't already own guns.
Not that I advocate this, but if you could somehow remove all guns in the hands of blacks in this country, you would cut gun deaths in half.
Drastic measure, right? Illegal, right? A violation of Constitutional rights, right? But it WOULD be effective. Further limiting the rights of law abiding citizens WOULD NOT be effective as shown by myriad attempts to control criminals with laws that infringe on the rights of non criminals.
Wow.
I really was caught speechless. Adding race to a discussion on a debate on gun control may enamor you to the racists, but it has no place in an intelligent debate on overall gun violence in America.
There are factors beyond homicide statistics and race which are considered in an intelligent discussion, that race came to your mind right away suggest more to me than I'm willing to share. Hopefully no black youngster will not knock on your door any day soon.