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Half-Century Man

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6. I meant in the general conversation of the nation

Reply to Are_grits_groceries (Reply #5)

Mon Sep 23, 2013, 05:36 AM

Sep 2013

As I have read things, we do seem a bit "dedicated" to one side or the other. I think there are several solutions to all the aspects of the questions/concerns we have on the armed citizen issue. I should have been more specific, gomen.

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I do not want a gun, BUT [View all] Are_grits_groceries Sep 2013 OP

The mentally ill are most often victims of violence Recursion Sep 2013 #1

What about if it were very specific? dkf Sep 2013 #2

I'm not against a limited list. Are_grits_groceries Sep 2013 #4

When talking about background checks we keep the discussion at an "either or" level Half-Century Man Sep 2013 #3

Who's "WE"? Are_grits_groceries Sep 2013 #5

I meant in the general conversation of the nation Half-Century Man Sep 2013 #6

Better stay away from NY hack89 Sep 2013 #7

The solution is to require a mental health examination before a gun purchase is allowed. DanTex Sep 2013 #8