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Discuss Annonomous's answer to: Is it time to change our Gun Control regulations?

Shooting spree at Batman Aurora premier Would a different gun control or security policy prevent this horrible theater massacre? What do you think about the current gun control regulations? ...

Annonomous Answered:

There are over 60,000 laws on the books now for Gun Control. Are there people in America that are believing that one more will stop violence? The Gun was not the killer, just the means. The person carrying the firearm was the problem. There are 75 million deer hunting license every year and it is unheard of that one of them premeditates a murder during deer season. Law abiding gun owners don't commit crimes with guns.

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Terrance Hall Thinks this answer is Helpful:

Anonymous, you got that right. Out here you bid on deer leases and it might only be five acres where you can hunt. That is still enough to bring back a nice 4-point.

The part that galls me so bad is when city people get all paranoid about other people owning guns or driving without a license or this or that or the other.

Sooner or later it all washes down to nothing. I don't mind other people owning guns. That is just being an American. I mind it a lot when these people tell me I have to give up my guns so that they will be safer.

What do they think I was packing in Iraq? It wasn't a pea shooter. It was an M-1 Abrams! If I was trained enough and reliable enough back then to do what I should do, what makes these people think I changed?

How am I supposed to defend these soft minded leftists if I don't have a way to do it?

The best move I can think of is to repeal every last one of those stupid anti-gun laws and go straight back to the Second Amendment. I guarantee NYC and Atlanta will be a lot more respectful if muggers know their victims can take care of themselves.

Let's face it, nobody ever raped a woman when she was packing a .45.