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Will more guns make us safer?
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Gerard Valentino looks into Ohio's future and sees a state with lower crime rates and better-protected citizens, thanks to the ability for Ohioans to carry concealed guns.
"A lot of people are hoping something bad happens," said the central Ohio coordinator for Ohioans for Concealed Carry. "They are going to be disappointed."
Toby Hoover looks into that same future and sees a state where there are more shootings, and citizens are taught to fear one another.
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rrandd@mail.com
(4/7/2004)
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| To quote one of my favorite authors (Robert A. Heinlein) "An Armed Society is a Polite Society". |
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wlemery@excite.com
(4/7/2004)
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I just noticed something that I find odd. Go to OFCC.net and try to find names of the people who run that organization. All you need to do is hit the 'contact us' button, and you've got a list of names and email addresses. Now, try the same thing with the Ohio Coalition to Stop gun violence, and I'll be - I can't find any mention of names (Toby Hoover, for example) or specific contacts.
Why is that? What are they trying to hide?
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| Comment by:
ohioplayer@sbcglobal.net
(4/7/2004)
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| I repeat - the arrogance (or stupidity) of some people. And the stupidity or apathy of those who voice no opposition. You'd think, after a while (a few years?) they would notice that the sky hasn't fallen in any of their neighbor states. There, only the bad guys have learned to fear... |
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