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Old 04-21-2008, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by C-D-P View Post
I understand that, and that is why I preach training and education. Along with focusing on those that actually use them for illegal purposes. We see that people that are trained, are less likely to use them in the heat of anger.

If the guy was willing to shoot his wife, is more than likely willing to beat her to death. Once again I point you to the stats involving rifles and crime.
But the question is - why do you want to own a gun?

It is a tool that is only useful for killing. Here, some people do need to kill feral pigs or dogs - but that is only in rural areas. Why would any city dweller ever feel the need to own one? And why would anyone ever need to own military type things? Surely education and training would start with - "this thing will not protect you - it only adds a far greater element of risk - unless you absolutely have to have one to control feral animals - there is no need to own one"
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