School Kids Dying in Ohio: It's a Gun Problem

[ellisonz]

77. "Your side just can't get away from blaming inanimate objects. That is a problem in and of itself."

Case in point. That is a deliberate and dishonest characterization of an argument. No one is "blaming inanimate objects," they are asking why violence happens and what can be done toa address it's occurrance. That is a radically different statement than what you suppose.

Here's a proposal - Child Access Prevention Laws in all 50 states. A number of studies show this reduces accidental shootings, theft, and use of guns for violence. Why don't we put this useful law on the books nationwide?

"that you yourself have failed on numerous occasions to offer any detail of policy that has even a shred of merit to both sides of the issue ...

Keep it up. But given the apparent recent nature of your membership, January 25, 2012, according to your profile, I wonder how you are able to make such a determination about an entire side of a debate. I'll address the policy points when they need to be addressed, but frankly, it's much more humorous just to point out the logical inconsistencies and pernicious nature of the argument against better regulation of firearms