Why Gun Grabbing Nazi Promises of Security Are Bullshit; a CCW Holder is Your Best Defense

JimBowie1958

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That libtards cant wrap their brains around the FACT that many civiulians are trained to use fire arms just as well, and in many cases BETTER, than the cops who will get to your situation in 10 to 15 minutes AFTER you are dead.

9 Potential Mass Shootings That Were Stopped By Someone With A Personally Owned Firearm

Oct. 1, 1997
Luke Woodham fatally stabbed and bludgeoned his mother and went on to kill two students and injure seven others at his high school. Woodham was stopped by Assistant Principal Joel Myrick, a U.S. Army Reserve commander, who detained Woodham by using a .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol he kept in his truck, until authorities could show up.

Myrick stopped Woodham from going across the street to the middle school.

April 24, 1998
Andrew Wurst showed up to his middle school dance with his .25-caliber pistol. He fired it, killing a teacher, wounding a second one, and injuring two students. The 14-year-old’s shoot-out lasted about 20 minutes. It was ended when James Strand, the owner of the banquet hall the dance was happening in, confronted Wurst with his personal shotgun. He ordered Wurst to drop his weapon and held the teenager in place for 11 minutes before finally getting him to drop the weapon and lie on the ground, and then searched him for other weapons.

Jan. 16, 2002
A 43-year-old Nigerian former student named Peter Odighizuwa arrived on campus with a handgun. There are different variations of the story, but according toeyewitness accounts, law students Tracy Bridges, a county sheriff’s deputy, and Mikael Gross, a police officer, ran to their cars after hearing gunshots and grabbed personally owned firearms. They approached Odighizuwa, ordering him to drop his firearm; he did and was subdued by unarmed students.

Dec. 9, 2007
A former police officer from Minnesota named Jeanne Assam was at church when a 24-year-old gunman named Matthew Murray began firing at parishioners in the parking lot. Murray claimed two victims before Assam opened fire on him with her personally owned concealed weapon. After receiving multiple hits from Assam, Murray then shot himself.....
 
Howard Stern’s Pro-Gun Rant: Imagine if Jews had AR-15s - GunsAmerica Digest

“I’m so upset about Orlando and what went down, but I can’t believe these people who come out afterwards and their answer to Orlando is to take away guns from the public,” said Howard Stern, on his Sirius XM show, “It’s [expletive] mind-blowing to me.”

Stern said that most Americans are like sheep, incapable of defending themselves from the predatory wolves.

“We basically think everything’s OK,” he explained. “Except the wolves — the bad guys, ISIS, or terrorists, homegrown or otherwise — they’re wolves.

“Now what if I went up to the sheep and I said, ‘You wanna have a shot at the wolves?’” Stern continued. “I’m going to give you a pistol. You can actually even the playing field with these wolves whose fangs are out — you can shoot them.’ There’s not a sheepdog for every citizen.
 
Gun-Homicide Rate Decreased as Gun Ownership Increased

The chart below was inspired by a similar one featured by Max Ehrenfreund in his recent Wonkblog post titled “We’ve had a massive decline in gun violence in the United States. Here’s why.” In contrast to the widely embraced narrative, perpetuated by liberal politicians and the media, that gun violence in America is getting worse all the time, the data reveal that the exact opposite is true.

According to data retrieved from the Centers for Disease Control, there were 7 firearm-related homicides for every 100,000 Americans in 1993 (see light blue line in chart). By 2013 (most recent year available), the gun homicide rate had fallen by nearly 50 percent to only 3.6 homicides per 100,000 population.


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CCW Permit Holder In CA Holds Burglar At Gunpoint With His Glock Until Police Arrive

FRESNO, CALIFORNIA — A pocket-carrying homeowner took matters into his own handswhen he saw someone walking around inside his home as he was outside doing yard work.

That homeowner, who did not want to be identified, says he’s had his concealed carry permit for 50 years in California and it’s the first time he’s ever been forced to draw.

When police arrived, accompanied by helicopter with a good visual on the situation, they found the homeowner with his Glock trained on the suspect, 54-year-old Enrique Garza.
 
Officials: Gun-toting veteran saves life of Bastrop deputy | www.statesman.com

Not thinking about his own life, a local Marine veteran jumped into action and stopped a man from reaching a Bastrop deputy’s gun as the suspect pummeled the officer during a struggle earlier this month.

“Freeze!” Scott Perkins yelled as he pulled out his concealed handgun, pointing at the suspect.

“I’m alive today because of him,” the deputy, 23-year-old Dylan Dorris said Wednesday, reflecting on the events surrounding a disturbance call outside a Bastrop County gas station Jan. 16. “There are no words to explain it. He’s such an outstanding citizen. He’s here for our country, our community and you really feel the love.”
 
CNSNews.com was founded by L. Brent Bozell III on June 16, 1998, under the name Conservative News Service and the domain name www.conservativenews.org.[3] According to Bozell, the website would "report news ...not touched by traditional television news outlets" and "fill the growing news void left by the establishment media in their chase for the sensational."[3] On its first day of operation the website had 61,000 hits.[3]

The name "CNSNews.com" was first used on June 15, 2000.[4]
As of 2007, CNSNews.com described its role as serving an audience which puts a "higher premium on balance than spin."[5]

"In response to these shortcomings, MRC Chairman L. Brent Bozell III founded CNSNews.com in an effort to provide an alternative news source that would cover stories that are subject to the bias of omission and report on other news subject to bias by commission. CNSNews.com endeavors to fairly present all legitimate sides of a story and debunk popular, albeit incorrect, myths about cultural and policy issues." [5]

CNSNews.com's motto is "The Right News. Right now."[6]

CNSNews.com's editor from 1998-2005 was Scott Hogenson, who took a leave of absence in

November, 2003 to serve as the director of radio and online operations for the Republican National Committee in the 2004 election cycle. Hogenson's leave of absence expired on

November 15, 2004 when he returned to CNSNews.com in his original capacity. CNSNews.com has staff in Washington, D.C., London, Jerusalem and the Pacific Rim. David

Thibault became top editor in April 2005 when Hogenson accepted an appointment as a deputy assistant secretary for the U.S. Department of Public Affairs. Thibault died on July 20, 2007 as a result of complications from cancer treatment.[7]
Terence P. Jeffrey became editor-in-chief in September 2007. Jeffrey was and remains an editor-at-large for the conservative weekly newspaper Human Events. He wrote editorials for The Washington Times from 1987–1991 and was research director for the presidential campaign of Pat Buchanan in 1992. Jeffrey was Buchanan's national campaign manager in his 1996 campaign.

CNSNews.com - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Democrat Senator Uses Gang Incidents to Raise Annual 'Mass Shootings' from 4 to 372 - Breitbart

On December 31 Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) claimed there were 372 mass shootings–or more than one mass shooting a day–during calendar year 2015. On the other hand, Mother Jones editor Mark Follman reported four mass shootings for the whole year and USA Today reported approximately 22.
What accounts for the jump from from four–or even 22–to 372? The jump is the result of Senator Chris Murphy’s (D-CT) complete rejection of the FBI criteria for a mass shooting. That criteria is four fatalities in one shooting incident. Instead of using this, Murphy has adopted the criteria of Shooting Tracker, a website which labels any shooting or series of shootings a “mass shooting” if there are four or more injuries.

There does not have to be a death, and the injuries do not have to be the result of just one shooting incident but can be the result of numerous incidents added together. This means Senator Murphy counts a parking lot shootout–like the one WMC-TV reported between two groups of people in two separate cars in Memphis, Tennessee in October–as a “mass shooting.” And it also means that an Elkhart, Indiana, parking brawl involving over a 100 people–where some of those people pulled guns and opened fire–counts as a “mass shooting” too. The South Bend Tribune reported that “four individuals were found to be wounded” in that October 14 brawl.

In addition to inflating the number of annual mass shootings from four to 372, Senator Murphy’s tack also allows an inflation in the number of deaths from mass shootings. For example, Shooting Tracker shows 16 deaths in the San Bernardino terror attack that took the lives of 14 innocents. Shooting Tracker is able to do this by lumping in the lives of the two deceased shooters with the those of the innocent victims.
 
CNSNews.com was founded by L. Brent Bozell III on June 16, 1998, under the name Conservative News Service and the domain name www.conservativenews.org.[3] According to Bozell, the website would "report news ...not touched by traditional television news outlets" and "fill the growing news void left by the establishment media in their chase for the sensational."[3] On its first day of operation the website had 61,000 hits.[3]

The name "CNSNews.com" was first used on June 15, 2000.[4]
As of 2007, CNSNews.com described its role as serving an audience which puts a "higher premium on balance than spin."[5]

"In response to these shortcomings, MRC Chairman L. Brent Bozell III founded CNSNews.com in an effort to provide an alternative news source that would cover stories that are subject to the bias of omission and report on other news subject to bias by commission. CNSNews.com endeavors to fairly present all legitimate sides of a story and debunk popular, albeit incorrect, myths about cultural and policy issues." [5]

CNSNews.com's motto is "The Right News. Right now."[6]

CNSNews.com's editor from 1998-2005 was Scott Hogenson, who took a leave of absence in

November, 2003 to serve as the director of radio and online operations for the Republican National Committee in the 2004 election cycle. Hogenson's leave of absence expired on

November 15, 2004 when he returned to CNSNews.com in his original capacity. CNSNews.com has staff in Washington, D.C., London, Jerusalem and the Pacific Rim. David

Thibault became top editor in April 2005 when Hogenson accepted an appointment as a deputy assistant secretary for the U.S. Department of Public Affairs. Thibault died on July 20, 2007 as a result of complications from cancer treatment.[7]
Terence P. Jeffrey became editor-in-chief in September 2007. Jeffrey was and remains an editor-at-large for the conservative weekly newspaper Human Events. He wrote editorials for The Washington Times from 1987–1991 and was research director for the presidential campaign of Pat Buchanan in 1992. Jeffrey was Buchanan's national campaign manager in his 1996 campaign.

CNSNews.com - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Attacking the messenger instead of the message only proves you have no counter facts to bring to the discussion and concede the point.

Buh-bye.
 
Estimate of the number of gun owners by state, bearing in mind that the Army of Red China is only about 2.3 million people and is the largest professional Army in the world.

Texas ..................9,623,634.01
California ............7,799,302.50
Florida ................6,465,321.53
Pennsylvania ......3,465,333.64
Illinois .................3,374,711.96
Georgia ..............3,190,760.39
Michigan .............2,854,044.58
North Carolina ....2,853,917.67
Tennessee ..........2,580,444.69
Virginia ...............2,439,602.68
Alabama .............2,371,345.35
Ohio ...................2,272,455.95
Indiana ...............2,229,736.99
Arizona ...............2,174,269.33
South Carolina ...2,145,622.01
Louisiana ............2,069,105.82
New York ............2,033,861.38
Minnesota ...........2,002,782.49
Wisconsin ...........1,997,874.71
Washington .........1,956,043.81
Kentucky .............1,871,305.77
Colorado .............1,837,062.04
Arkansas .............1,717,527.65
Missouri ...............1,643,232.62
Massachusetts .....1,524,462.21
Mississippi ............1,281,465.81
Maryland ..............1,237,116.25
Oklahoma .............1,209,951.91
Nevada .................1,064,661.75
Oregon ..................1,056,083.57
Iowa ......................1,050,208.59
New Mexico ...........1,040,700.43
New Jersey ...........1,010,013.78
West Virginia .........1,002,876.69
Utah .........................938,785.74
Kansas .....................935,094.76
Idaho ........................930,010.02
Hawaii ......................640,222.01
Connecticut ..............597,048.38
Montana ...................535,331.82
Alaska ......................454,563.64
Nebraska .................372,537.59
North Dakota ...........354,211.88
Wyoming ..................314,274.31
Maine .......................300,600.11
South Dakota ...........298,611.25
New Hampshire .......191,061.07
Vermont ...................180,449.86
District of Columbia ..170,653.29
Rhode Island ..............61,200.03
Delaware ....................48,651.93

That is nearly 92 million armed American citizens, and ten states with numbers of armed citizens larger than the largest Army in the world.
 
CNSNews.com was founded by L. Brent Bozell III on June 16, 1998, under the name Conservative News Service and the domain name www.conservativenews.org.[3] According to Bozell, the website would "report news ...not touched by traditional television news outlets" and "fill the growing news void left by the establishment media in their chase for the sensational."[3] On its first day of operation the website had 61,000 hits.[3]

The name "CNSNews.com" was first used on June 15, 2000.[4]
As of 2007, CNSNews.com described its role as serving an audience which puts a "higher premium on balance than spin."[5]

"In response to these shortcomings, MRC Chairman L. Brent Bozell III founded CNSNews.com in an effort to provide an alternative news source that would cover stories that are subject to the bias of omission and report on other news subject to bias by commission. CNSNews.com endeavors to fairly present all legitimate sides of a story and debunk popular, albeit incorrect, myths about cultural and policy issues." [5]

CNSNews.com's motto is "The Right News. Right now."[6]

CNSNews.com's editor from 1998-2005 was Scott Hogenson, who took a leave of absence in

November, 2003 to serve as the director of radio and online operations for the Republican National Committee in the 2004 election cycle. Hogenson's leave of absence expired on

November 15, 2004 when he returned to CNSNews.com in his original capacity. CNSNews.com has staff in Washington, D.C., London, Jerusalem and the Pacific Rim. David

Thibault became top editor in April 2005 when Hogenson accepted an appointment as a deputy assistant secretary for the U.S. Department of Public Affairs. Thibault died on July 20, 2007 as a result of complications from cancer treatment.[7]
Terence P. Jeffrey became editor-in-chief in September 2007. Jeffrey was and remains an editor-at-large for the conservative weekly newspaper Human Events. He wrote editorials for The Washington Times from 1987–1991 and was research director for the presidential campaign of Pat Buchanan in 1992. Jeffrey was Buchanan's national campaign manager in his 1996 campaign.

CNSNews.com - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Attacking the messenger instead of the message only proves you have no counter facts to bring to the discussion and concede the point.

Buh-bye.

Always good to know who's pushing what, sorry of you're ashamed.

And now this, from the CDC:



Rates of Homicide, Suicide, and Firearm-Related Death Among Children -- 26 Industrialized Countries
 
Attacking the messenger instead of the message only proves you have no counter facts to bring to the discussion and concede the point.

Always good to know who's pushing what, sorry of you're ashamed.

Why would I be ashamed of your grotesque stupidity?


More horse shit blown out of the ass of Dimbocrat appointees.

So what?
 
Why are gun-related deaths a bigger problem in America today than during the 1950’s?
Gun laws are stricter today in America than they were during the 1950’s. Yet guns seem to be a bigger problem. What has changed?
Attacking the messenger instead of the message only proves you have no counter facts to bring to the discussion and concede the point.

Always good to know who's pushing what, sorry of you're ashamed.

Why would I be ashamed of your grotesque stupidity?


More horse shit blown out of the ass of Dimbocrat appointees.

So what?

"Messenger" obviously only applies to you. There can never be but one side of an argument with you.
 
Conservative pussies won't ever be fully satisfied until every every man, woman and child is armed with a gun in this country. They won't be satisfied until the USA is officially the most dangerous place in the world to live.

Scumbags.
 
Conservative pussies won't ever be fully satisfied until every every man, woman and child is armed with a gun in this country. They won't be satisfied until the USA is officially the most dangerous place in the world to live.

Scumbags.

I don't think you understand. Violence is a force that gives our lives meaning, the answer is crossfire in public spaces.
 

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