Re: NRA

["Norm Mugford" <1alarm@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Mr. BAss wrote:

"I've seen some pretty tough guys totally
change their "attitude" when facing the
business end of a large caliber handgun."

After reading that comment I have to ask
the question; Since you were the witness,
were you holding the gun?
I thought you were jailed for a felony,
for pulling a knife on someone, not a gun.

Have a great day Mr BAss.


Norm Mugford


"Robert L Bass" <no-sales-spam@bassburglaralarms> wrote in message
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>> Once again Quinns rule" Liberalism genrates
>> the exact opposite of it stated intention
>
> Well, we've seen radicalism cloaked as
> conservatism at the helm for six years.
>
>> "is proven once again. very nice to have
>> weapons free zone when only law abiding
>> citizens follow it.
>
> The problem is it's so easy to get guns in
> this country that criminals have no trouble
> breaking the laws which forbid their use.
> To imply that the problem would exist in a
> vacuum, as though there would be just
> as much gun violence without ready access
> to guns, is misleading.  The situation is as
> bad as it is precisely because anyone can
> go out and buy a gun without first verifying
> that he's legally entitled to posses it and/or
> that he is sane.
>
> There are now so many firearms in
> circulation that no gun control except one
> so stringent that the gun lobby would
> certainly shoot it down can make a
> difference.  We're stuck with guns
> everywhere and no way to get rid of them.
> Because of that we can be assured that
> there will be another Virginia Tech type
> massacre... and another... and another...
> until we elect a Congress with the stones
> to do something serious about it.
>
> People have recently pointed to England
> trying to show how recent events there
> prove that gun control legislation does
> not thwart gun crime.  But England's
> gun murder rate for the entire country is
> less than a typical week in NYC.
>
>> criminals do not care what law is
>> passed they do not follow it...
>
> That's true.  Furthermore, since there are
> already tens of thousands of irresponsible
> (though legal) gun owners all over the
> country, criminals have no problem buying
> guns second hand.  And since most gun
> owners refuse to keep guns in a strong
> safe when they're not at home, guns are
> stolen every day and find their way into
> the hands of people who use them to rob
> and kill.
>
>> but the liberal reponse is we need
>> more gun control...
>
> Whoa!  I'm as liberal a person as you're
> going to find in this industry and I'm not
> calling for more gun control.  What I want
> is to make sure that people who buy
> have the right and the sanity to own one.
> I also want to mandate safety measures
> like trigger locks when the owner is not
> in direct control of the gun.  Other than
> that I could care less if you own a machine
> gun.  As long as you keep it locked up
> when you're not using it feel free.
>
> If you choose to exercise your 2nd
> Amendment rights, buy a firearm and
> you fail to secure it, with the result that
> someone dies, I want you to enjoy free
> room and board courtesy of the federal
> government for 10 or 20 years.
>
>> What should have been taught at that
>> school is carrying fire arms safely and teaching sefl defense so when
>> this
>> bastard went to reload  students would rush them with there desk tops and
>> take a pen or pencil and shove it thru his ear drum into the assholes
>> brain
>> killing him
>
> There has been word that there were
> acts of heroism but unfortunately, they
> were unsuccessful in bringing him down.
> As to desk tops, he was using a 9mm.
> I wonder if a 3/4" maple board would
> have done any good.  Your thoughts?
>
>> Instead we teach everyone to run
>> and hide like scared little rabbits or sheeple which I am not..
>
> That's easy to type on a keyboard.  I've
> seen some pretty tough guys totally
> change their "attitude" when facing the
> business end of a large caliber handgun.
> Even cops don't rush a guy in that
> situation.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
> Robert L Bass
>
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