hog88
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Community in shock after deadly shooting at Joppatowne High School???
I haven’t even heard about it.
(I guess that is your point.)
I completely agree a component of the gun grabbers' movement is based on this. An armed population is far more dangerous to subdue.Their opposition to guns is based in Marxism. An armed populace should not be able to be controlled. However, we are one generation removed from the pussies that our kids have become to seeing disarming the public.
I have read his comments for years here. It started out with gun owners having massive amounts of liability insurance in order to suffer financial penalties. Given that he works in a law office, there is only grabbing a portion of that liability that he cares about. He has no emotions about this except greed. The comment wasn't asinine, he has you fooled if you think he gives 2 ***** about deaths of those people.That may be so, but I am far from 5 years old and and expressed my opinion he is relatively more emotional about the topic at hand than Luther. Both can be true and doesn't require some asinine comment.
This is a weird thing to say about someone. There are also plenty of law offices that are completely unaffected by thisI have read his comments for years here. It started out with gun owners having massive amounts of liability insurance in order to suffer financial penalties. Given that he works in a law office, there is only grabbing a portion of that liability that he cares about. He has no emotions about this except greed. The comment wasn't asinine, he has you fooled if you think he gives 2 ***** about deaths of those people.
I have read his comments for years here. It started out with gun owners having massive amounts of liability insurance in order to suffer financial penalties. Given that he works in a law office, there is only grabbing a portion of that liability that he cares about. He has no emotions about this except greed. The comment wasn't asinine, he has you fooled if you think he gives 2 ***** about deaths of those people.
Your posting history suggests otherwise.If you are referring to me I'll just say that I'm a few years from retirement and my practice is representing law enforcement when they get sued. There's no upside whatsoever to that practice in there being less guns out there. And to the contrary, I deal with lawsuits where officers shoot and kill or injure persons confronting them with firearms.
And finally, I would think that any person would be horrified by the notion of children being shot and killed. I advocate insurance as a hurdle to gun ownership for that reason in part because I assume that those who would pay it are going to be responsible people.
So all in all, assuming you were referring to me, you could not be more wrong in your assessment of my motives, nor could you be more insulting.
Liberals are the last people that need to lecture anyone about caring about children.
Everyone cares about kids and no one wants to see them hurt. It's just a matter of whether you are willing to embrace a policy point of view that restricts gun possession or access relative to that and, if so, to what degree.
I sense that pretty much everyone agrees that a parent who allows kids access to guns when the kid is known to have made threats should face consequences.
A lesser number would agree if the kid was just described as troubled.
And a lesser number than that would say there ought to be liability when a kid even seemingly doing fine gets access to guns.
I happen to belive all three should result in some kind of consequence, depending on the circumstances.
Hog is referring to liberal actions. For example Dem governments terrible decisions, policies, and laws during covid. They hurt more kids than guns ever have. Continue support of predominantly liberal teachers unions who proved themselves to be less essential than the to go specialist at Chilis.Everyone cares about kids and no one wants to see them hurt. It's just a matter of whether you are willing to embrace a policy point of view that restricts gun possession or access relative to that and, if so, to what degree.
I sense that pretty much everyone agrees that a parent who allows kids access to guns when the kid is known to have made threats should face consequences.
A lesser number would agree if the kid was just described as troubled.
And a lesser number than that would say there ought to be liability when a kid even seemingly doing fine gets access to guns.
I happen to belive all three should result in some kind of consequence, depending on the circumstances.
Everyone cares about kids and no one wants to see them hurt. It's just a matter of whether you are willing to embrace a policy point of view that restricts gun possession or access relative to that and, if so, to what degree.
I sense that pretty much everyone agrees that a parent who allows kids access to guns when the kid is known to have made threats should face consequences.
A lesser number would agree if the kid was just described as troubled.
And a lesser number than that would say there ought to be liability when a kid even seemingly doing fine gets access to guns.
I happen to belive all three should result in some kind of consequence, depending on the circumstances.
Hog is referring to liberal actions. For example Dem governments terrible decisions, policies, and laws during covid. They hurt more kids than guns ever have. Continue support of predominantly liberal teachers unions who proved themselves to be less essential than the to go specialist at Chilis.
Hog is referring to liberal actions. For example Dem governments terrible decisions, policies, and laws during covid. They hurt more kids than guns ever have. Continue support of predominantly liberal teachers unions who proved themselves to be less essential than the to go specialist at Chilis.
Everyone cares about kids and no one wants to see them hurt. It's just a matter of whether you are willing to embrace a policy point of view that restricts gun possession or access relative to that and, if so, to what degree.
I sense that pretty much everyone agrees that a parent who allows kids access to guns when the kid is known to have made threats should face consequences.
A lesser number would agree if the kid was just described as troubled.
And a lesser number than that would say there ought to be liability when a kid even seemingly doing fine gets access to guns.
I happen to belive all three should result in some kind of consequence, depending on the circumstances.
It's just a matter of whether you are willing to embrace a policy point of view that restricts gun possession or access relative to that and, if so, to what degree.