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LA: Guns dangerous by nature, effects not containable
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Mark A. Taff
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There are many people who seek to maintain the ability to acquire high powered weaponry by any means possible. Needless to say, they result to many schemes and arguments to go about accomplishing this goal. One of these strategies, which I find to be one of the most common, yet least powerful, is that claim that guns- alone- are quite harmless. Aside from being obvious, this claim is also rather useless in proving anything. Nothing which has any relation to anything has any affect on it either. |
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dasing
(2/2/2017)
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| Have you EVER hear of a firearm lying on a table kill, wound, or other wise hurt anyone? It a PERSON that may pick up that firearm that has control over that firearm !!!!, idiot! |
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Sosalty
(2/2/2017)
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| Not containable? How many accidental deaths occur in the families of NRA? Just as accidents in a factory can be zero or near zero, same with shooting. Safest places in the world are at shooting ranges. |
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