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In reply to the discussion: NRA statement on Florida shooting. [View all]Tuesday Afternoon
(56,912 posts)27. nit pick here... I think you mean "quiet"
but, I am not "quite" sure as I don't care if the NRA releases a statement or not.
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That's not how florida's law works, but apparently people can't be bothered to read it.
AtheistCrusader
Mar 2012
#29
We wouldn't be arguing about the law if the authorities had arrested Zimmerman ...
spin
Mar 2012
#33
I think that police department is going to burn when the FBI gets through with them.
AtheistCrusader
Mar 2012
#35
The NFL promotes the use of firearms to solve any & all of life's problems, like the NRA does?
baldguy
Mar 2012
#9
Don't be silly, it's one of those "higher truths" beloved of would-be social cleansers.
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2012
#39
When your dog poops in the house, do you leave it there & let it stink up the place?
baldguy
Mar 2012
#16
"Numerous states have the stand-your-ground law. All it does is remove the duty to retreat..."
ellisonz
Mar 2012
#40
And it allows those who invested in a bunch of guns and "training," to use their prized possessions
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#66