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In reply to the discussion: anyone else find it remarkable that the victims families don't want to blame the gun lobby?(Aurora) [View all]sasha031
(6,700 posts)17. excellent point
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anyone else find it remarkable that the victims families don't want to blame the gun lobby?(Aurora) [View all]
sasha031
Jul 2012
OP
Having access to a large supply of ammo and guns is not what drove this guy to kill. eom
yawnmaster
Jul 2012
#10
I doubt that the victims' relatives went to opensecrets.org to figure out where the contributions
Kolesar
Jul 2012
#2
So the father of one of the victims doesn't want an irrational response? Good for him.
AnotherMcIntosh
Jul 2012
#4
questioning being able to buy unlimited amounts of assault weapons & bullets is irrational?
sasha031
Jul 2012
#6
If the owner is not a risk to society, who cares since *nothing* bad will come of it
ProgressiveProfessor
Jul 2012
#28
Can you show me where anyone has lobbied for Chemical, Biological, or
ProgressiveProfessor
Jul 2012
#31
ONE victim ONE family member. perhaps some of the victims and their families do blame gun lobby?
spanone
Jul 2012
#20
Aren't you the one who suggested this tragedy be framed as having been perpetrated by
cherokeeprogressive
Jul 2012
#34
No. It would be like blaming the 'auto lobby' for some jerk's intentional vehicular homicide.
Edweird
Jul 2012
#32
No, as most families suffering a loss do not jump to policitize the tragedy
Bluenorthwest
Jul 2012
#35