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In reply to the discussion: Governor: No 'appetite' for more gun control in Connecticut [View all]GGJohn
(9,951 posts)62. It seems you don't grasp common sense.
You really think that most gun owners will admit to an anonymous person over the phone, in person, over the internet that they have a gun in the home?
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How about, he really likes the blood of murder victims over standing up to the NRA and gun zealots.
GGJohn
Mar 2015
#5
They certainly do, but claiming that something needs to be done "in the name of the victims"...
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2015
#8
And what stand would that be? Your responses have been somewhat, well, cryptic
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2015
#12
None of the laws passed since that horrible tragedy would have prevented it
Lurks Often
Mar 2015
#25
The controllers are okay with ideas like these, as it's not a right *they* like
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2015
#71
Some of them have already been willing to elide infringements of the Fourth Amendment...
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2015
#73
Don't get me started. My comment is a broad one and Malloy is not doing what
Jefferson23
Mar 2015
#23
Keep one or two at home. More, or public toting are not in society's best interest.
Hoyt
Mar 2015
#42
The bill of rights does not mean you are required to be a gun toting yahoo, one actually makes that
Hoyt
Mar 2015
#80
Yeah, people have all kinds of rights that aren't good for other folks.. I'm familiar with your
Hoyt
Mar 2015
#86
No I'm for people doing the right thing, even if they have a right to do something.
Hoyt
Mar 2015
#88
Your interpretation of the right thing is different from mine and millions of others. eom.
GGJohn
Mar 2015
#89
Well, you are an example. In the year you have been posting here, you've gone from 3 gun safes to
Hoyt
Mar 2015
#35
"doing enough to prevent from happening again in CT" ---I don't see it, Governor
wordpix
Mar 2015
#75