[...W]hy isn't it legal to stop people walking down the street to see if they have a gun? I'm sick of reading in the newspaper day after day about the gun violence and everyone isSome figure of speech, Mr. Po-lice State! I laughed 'til I wept ("Gun Culture? You're soaked in it!" Dude, ask a fish about water!) -- but the tears were real:up in arms about stopping it.
What is really being done -- a few protests where everyone is saying they want them off the streets, yet it's their families out there with them shooting up the streets like it's the Wild West."
Let's get real. Start stopping people and let's find out who is carrying guns and get them off our streets.
MARK ARRAS
Schenectady
Duh, gee, Mark, d'y'know just what portion of those eeeevil guns folks are carryin' are doin' any "shootin' up the streets?" Less than one percent. And Mark? Some of your fellow New York
Something like 99% of all men are equipped to be flashers. Yet amazingly, possession of the means of flashing does not translate into so doing. Why would carrying guns (rather louder and therefore noticeable well past line-of-sight) be any different?
Witling.
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I want to see (well, not literally) the intersection of those who carry without shooting everything up *and* are flashers. I mean, how do you find a holster for something like that?
"Let's get real. Start stopping people and let's find out who is carrying guns (edit to add: or other contraband) and get them off our streets."
NOW what do you think of this idea, bub?
What's he gonna mark our ass with?
Ben Franklin said something about those willing to give up freedom for security deseve neither, but he was just some old fool from a long time ago wasn't he?
"Muzzle flash".
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