re: #166 HappyWarrior

Right and frankly this poses a lot of difficult questions IMO- “How do we identify who those wrong hands are?” “How do we do the above mentioned legally” and my biggest question of all is “How do we change a mindset that thinks firing a gun in a dispute is the right answer?” A lot of these problems to me aren’t merely legal in magnitude but cultural as well. The guy who shot that guy for texting in the movie theater was a retired police captain not some guy who had no idea what he was doing but a former longtime police officer with extensive training with a firearm. To this I agree with Obdi in saying the gun groups are reminiscent of the tobacco companies acting like their products aren’t deadly. Guns are deadly. That’s why they’re used in combat.

That would be why I don’t defend those points or those organizations. And that’s a place where i agree with many including of course Obdi.