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

[shadowrider]

110. Hang on, that's not what you said earlier

one-eyed fat man (3,155 posts) Profile Journal Send DU Mail Ignore
7. That's simple

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If some miscreant obtains a firearm by any means, overt or covert, security was not adequate.

Any safe, storage locker, bunker that can possibly be breached by the use of cutting torches, explosives, stealing the keys, or violation of trust is by definition, "inadequate."

If you are starting to get the idea that since arms have been stolen from military storage, there are no secure facilities then you have divined the basic tenet about security. If the gun survives the safe cracking methods well enough to be stolen, it's your fault.

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Starboard Tack (4,191 posts) Profile Journal Send DU Mail Ignore
15. +100 Well said.

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shadowrider (3,138 posts) Profile Journal Send DU Mail Ignore
23. Well, that's a first. A +100 to sarcasm.

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Starboard Tack (4,191 posts) Profile Journal Send DU Mail Ignore
33. You and Brewster may intend it as sarcastic, but he's right on the money.

This thread:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/117219759#post7

It's the owners fault. You said it. Do you deny it now?