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In reply to the discussion: 20-year-old UNT student shot in head [View all]nomorenomore08
(13,324 posts)43. Still, I don't see any way the new law could be considered a net positive.
People who insist on open carry tend to strike me as wannabe cowboys - or worse, wannabe Charles Bronsons. Concealed carry (which I'm not generally opposed to BTW) isn't good enough for someone who's desperate to look tough or intimidating.
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And too many gunz in circulation because people enamored with the dang things won't allow
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#8
And places like Georgia ship thousands of gunz to NY. Need to restrict folks to one or two gunz max
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#29
Nope, I want racist gun yahoos off the streets and excess gunz removed from their homes.
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#41
Part of the problem is, just about anybody can get a gun (legally or quasi-legally) in the next
nomorenomore08
Jan 2016
#32
Wrong. Until there are required mental health checks there are no real restrictions.
trillion
Jan 2016
#55
Sure, but there always have been. Violent crime rates are actually down quite a bit
nomorenomore08
Jan 2016
#38
She isn't dead but is in critical condition. Sad either way, though.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jan 2016
#3
Somebody walking down the street with a tool like an axe, will be stopped for questioning.
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#30
I'm not much on carrying in public under any circumstances. I think it ais a blight on society.
Hoyt
Jan 2016
#42
"Too damn many guns available!!" Yep, there was a time when words were exchanged and
RKP5637
Jan 2016
#7
"Witnesses said there were five or six young men in the SUV, which drove off......................."
pocoloco
Jan 2016
#11
Still, I don't see any way the new law could be considered a net positive.
nomorenomore08
Jan 2016
#43
Actually it's 99.9999999999999999999999999999% of firearms will never be used in a
GGJohn
Jan 2016
#58
Texas law allowing open carry just went into effect. Wonder if that figured in this horrible
FailureToCommunicate
Jan 2016
#16
The fact that you even had to do such a thing is a rather sad commentary, though.
nomorenomore08
Jan 2016
#45
Terrible story. God help her family, and God damn those stupid, reckless assholes.
nomorenomore08
Jan 2016
#49
Not sure if the FBI's UCR details that , I couldn't find it, but that doesn't really mean anything,
GGJohn
Jan 2016
#50
Always hard to tell if a certain sort of crime is more common, or just more hyped by the media.
nomorenomore08
Jan 2016
#52
The victim is a childhood friend of one of my fraternity brothers' daughters
Feeling the Bern
Jan 2016
#53