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Gun safety over NRA propaganda
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Bruce W. Krafft
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"Unfortunately it appears that any time an individual starts a conversation with the word 'gun' in it, the walls go up and the posturing begins, as all the extremists race to the far corners of their respective fiefdoms."
"Guns are neither good nor bad, but more importantly, I believe that gun-safety laws are good and responsible. Over the course of my 25 years in health care, emergency and transplant medicine, I have seen firsthand the tragedies of irresponsible gun owners, and that, despite the significance of lives lost, the tragedy of preventative measures blocked at every turn by National Rifle Association zealots." ... |
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Millwright66
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| Gee, the writer got thru one sentence without "erecting an anti-gun wall " of his own ! So much for a reasonable examination and debate of the issues ! |
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