christiefan915
Catalyst
Freedom is about choice. Whether you actually act on that choice is irrelevant.
I haven't lost any freedom by choosing not to own a gun.
Freedom is about choice. Whether you actually act on that choice is irrelevant.
I haven't lost any freedom by choosing not to own a gun.
Where did I say otherwise? The choice is always yours, because of people like me.
Pure luck that another massacre didn't occur just a few days ago.
"I live about 10 miles from the University of Central Florida, where a potential disaster was apparently averted Monday. There, James Seevakumaran, a 30-year-old ex-student who for some reason was still living on campus, committed suicide. He had apparently been plotting a massacre with guns and explosives on the other members of his college dormitory."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborah...central-florida-guns-have-no-place-on-campus/
I think the choice is up to me because of the rule of law.
Pure luck that another massacre didn't occur just a few days ago.
"I live about 10 miles from the University of Central Florida, where a potential disaster was apparently averted Monday. There, James Seevakumaran, a 30-year-old ex-student who for some reason was still living on campus, committed suicide. He had apparently been plotting a massacre with guns and explosives on the other members of his college dormitory."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborah...central-florida-guns-have-no-place-on-campus/
notice how he had a bag full of bombs?
Pure luck that another massacre didn't occur just a few days ago.
"I live about 10 miles from the University of Central Florida, where a potential disaster was apparently averted Monday. There, James Seevakumaran, a 30-year-old ex-student who for some reason was still living on campus, committed suicide. He had apparently been plotting a massacre with guns and explosives on the other members of his college dormitory."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborah...central-florida-guns-have-no-place-on-campus/
But it could have been, and as a parent this worries me. I have one daughter in college and by next fall, my younger girl will also leave the nest, unprepared to face any of the world’s dangers
No, it's people like me that have fought tirelessly to keep the rights of the people from being infringed upon. No need to thank me. Freedom is reward enough.
another quote from the above...
Curious what the parents of the board think... but if you think/know your child is unprepared to face what is out there... would you not try to prepare them? Also... what the hell have she been doing for 17 years of her daughters life?
All you can do as a parent is teach your child the coping skills to use in different situations. Teach them how to communicate. Instill in them self-esteem. Let them know they can depend on your help and/or advice when the going gets tough. Nobody can predict what the woman's daughter is really going to face out there and sometimes it's learn as you go.
are you free to smoke marijuana without worry of prosecution? are you free to prevent yourself from being arrested for committing no crime? are you free to add a room to your house without asking for government permission?Correlating freedom to gun ownership is laughable. Neither I nor most of the people I know own guns, yet we're still free by any definition of the word.
what's ridiculous about this article is that UCF is already a gun free campus but this moron says guns have no place on campus. what good did a gun free zone do here?Pure luck that another massacre didn't occur just a few days ago.
"I live about 10 miles from the University of Central Florida, where a potential disaster was apparently averted Monday. There, James Seevakumaran, a 30-year-old ex-student who for some reason was still living on campus, committed suicide. He had apparently been plotting a massacre with guns and explosives on the other members of his college dormitory."
http://www.forbes.com/sites/deborah...central-florida-guns-have-no-place-on-campus/
what's ridiculous about this article is that UCF is already a gun free campus but this moron says guns have no place on campus. what good did a gun free zone do here?
It is what I am doing, I am working on mental health issues, but I would still like private sales regulated. I would like background checks.
I am not marching in lockstep with anyone
So, looking back this is what has been accomplished:
Over 100,000 new NRA members
Thousands more joined other pro-rights groups such as the fanatical JPFO
Every major gun producer is now working at 100% production capacity
As per above, prices will PLUMMET in the months to come, opening a whole new world of access to the majority of Americans
If that's not a total fucking victory for pro-freedom groups everywhere, I don't know what is.
Background checks already happen with every sale from a dealer.
Freedom is about choice. Whether you actually act on that choice is irrelevant.
you have a citation for that?Yes, but 40% of gun sales are private, that is a lot of guns bought and sold with no background checks.