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Old 03-26-2008, 05:37 PM
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Originally Posted by hendrixpujols11 View Post
But punishing people will not necessarily solve the problem. Prevention would. There is a puishment for every crime but those crimes are committed, regardless. If we could STOP the crime before its committed, then the problem is over.
There is already prevention, but those laws are not being enforced, they are dumped over because some idiot comes up with a new way to try to help, but those new ways only infringe on the rights of honest people. There are laws on the books RIGHT NOW, that if implemented correctly, would not affect the honest man, and would help (not solve, you can never keep guns out of the bad man's hands) things out some.
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