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Offline lazs2

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« Reply #30 on: December 15, 2003, 12:27:37 PM »
skynard?   the guys who wrote the sappiest song ever "freebird"?    The guys who advocated drinking and drugging to the point that you trash hotels and the people in em?  

I would fear one of the band members in a car much more than all of my neighbors combined with guns in their homes,

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Offline Curval

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« Reply #31 on: December 15, 2003, 01:08:25 PM »
Newton's Law (I think...I hated physics):

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Dago posts another Armed Citizen NRA Propaganda newletter.

MT posts some other handgun incidents where people got hurt/killed unnecessarily.

It is like the laws of physics being proven on this board.

Did I mention that I hated physics?
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« Reply #32 on: December 15, 2003, 01:16:16 PM »
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hehe

How to not  get your bellybutton kicked by the police



ROLFLMAO.
Every time I see that
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« Reply #33 on: December 15, 2003, 01:19:35 PM »
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Originally posted by Curval
Newton's Law (I think...I hated physics):

For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.

Dago posts another Armed Citizen NRA Propaganda newletter.

MT posts some other handgun incidents where people got hurt/killed unnecessarily.

It is like the laws of physics being proven on this board.

Did I mention that I hated physics?


Don't forget Iron's Axiom: For every sensible conservative post there are two liberal wildly spinning tales of oppression.
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« Reply #34 on: December 15, 2003, 01:23:28 PM »
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Police seek answers in shooting death of Warren teenager

By: John Michalak, Special to the Macomb Daily December 09, 2003

The mood was somber and the stories rampant among students at Hazel Park High School Monday in the aftermath of the shooting death of junior Ashleigh Ann Moomaw, 16, of Warren.
 
Moomaw was found dead early Sunday at a house on the 100 block of West Madge, Hazel Park. She was shot once in the head and the cause has been ruled a homicide, an Oakland County Medical Examiner spokesman said.
Moomaw's "on-again, off-again" 17-year-old boyfriend of Hazel Park is in police custody for the shooting,  
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Teen Convicted Of Killing Honor Student
Emotional Outburst Follows Decision

POSTED: 3:34 PM PST December 10, 2003

LOS ANGELES -- An 18-year-old man was convicted of first-degree murder Wednesday for last year's shooting death of a 14-year-old honor student at a South Los Angeles bus stop.

A nine-man, three-woman panel deliberated just over a day before finding Antwaine Devon Butler guilty of the Nov. 21, 2002, killing of Clive Jackson Jr.

Butler will face a state prison term of 45 to 50 years to life when he stands before Superior Court Judge Judith Champagne on Feb. 5. As he was being led away, the teenager pounded his fist on a wall.
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Girlfriend Arrested In Man's Shooting
By John Lyon
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A Crawford County man was hospitalized Sunday with a gunshot wound to the neck, an investigator said. The man’s live-in girlfriend was arrested in the shooting.


Kenny A. Smith, 42, was admitted to a Fort Smith hospital in critical condition Sunday, Crawford County Sheriff’s Office investigator Sgt. Aaron Beshears said. No information on Smith’s condition was available Monday.


Beshears said officers were dispatched to Smith’s residence in the 400 block of Gregory Chapel Road in the Alma area about 5:30 a.m. Sunday, in response to a report of a disturbance. Before the officers arrived at the scene, the Sheriff’s Office received another report that a man had been shot.
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Spurned Houseguest Arrested in Fatal Shooting of His Host
By MICHAEL WILSON and OREN YANIV

Published: December 10, 2003
 
 houseguest who was told he had overstayed his welcome at a Bronx home returned the next night and joked about shooting his host, only to actually do it when the man came home on Monday, the police and the dead man's aunt said.

The victim, Sean Riley, died a little before midnight on Monday, a day after his 34th birthday, when he was shot in the head in the kitchen of his aunt's home on East 215th Street in Olinville, the police said. The houseguest, Latee Robinson, 25, of East 112th Street in
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City girl, 11, in serious condition after being shot

An 11-year-old Philadelphia girl was in serious condition at Temple Children's Medical Center yesterday after being shot in the right shoulder by a 10-year-old cousin, police said.

Police said the incident occurred about 10:50 a.m. yesterday in the home of Tracy Wilkins, 30, the girl's aunt, in the 5300 block of Gillespie Street in the city's Frankford section.
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December 11, 2003

18-Year-Old Convicted in Teen's Slaying (LA Times)
Hardeeville man shot, killed at bar (Island Packet)
Apparent murder-suicide stuns Rocklin (Auburn Journal)
Middletown man slain in hallway (Dayton Daily News)
Police Say Man Shoots Himself After Overnight Shooting (ChannelOklahoma.com)
Wylam shooting kills two men; gunfire later hits house (Birmingham News)
December 10, 2003

Three arrested in S.J. slayings (The Mercury News)
Murder-Suicide Details Emerge (KZTV10)
Man convicted, gets life term in daughter's shooting death (Houston Chronicle)
Police seek answers in shooting death of Warren teenager (Macomb Daily)
Teen Convicted Of Killing Honor Student (NBC4, CA)
Man Gets 55 Years For Deaths Of Pregnant Girlfriend, Baby (IndyChannel.com)
December 9, 2003

Two Dead in Visalia Plant Shooting (Tulane Advance Register)
Scuffle over money ends in shooting (Sun Herald)
Three found dead in Plano home (Houston Chronicle)
Girlfriend Arrested In Man's Shooting (Times Record)
Suspect Charged in Kidnapping, Fatal Shooting of Caledonia Man (Winona Daily)
Spurned Houseguest Arrested in Fatal Shooting of His Host (New York Times)
December 8, 2003

Man Fatally Shot At Southfield Nightclub (WDIV)
City girl, 11, in serious condition after being shot (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Springfield Shooting (WAND, IL)
Shooting victim airlifted to Seattle hospital (Everett Herald)
Gang-related violence continues (San Francisco Examiner)
A Man Shot And Killed On The Southeast Side (WOAI, TX)
December 7, 2003

Shooting at gas station leaves 1 dead, 1 injured (Houston Chronicle)
2 Teens, 1 Man Injured In Possibly Related Shootings (OmahaChannel.com)
Simi Valley Man Shot Near Friend's Home (Los Angeles Times)
Man Shot At Barber-Scotia College (WSOCtv.com)
Man gets 25-year term in slaying of car dealer (Indianapolis Star)
Teen Arrested In Volunteer Coach's Shooting (KSDK, MO)
December 6, 2003

Shooting in Capitol Heights Claims One (KJLA, DC)
Woman gets 15 years for shooting boyfriend (San Diego Union Tribune)
One dead, two injured in Anchorage shooting (Fairbanks Daily News)
Mom shot in head while holding tot (Times Picayune)
NC Toddler Shooting Death Case Resolved (Wired News)
Murder trial begins in west Modesto slaying of teen (Modesto Bee)
December 5, 2003

Couple Accused Of Killing High School Student Expected In Court Friday (NBC 4, CA)
Man Faces Sentencing In Fatal MTA Busjacking Case (NBC4, CA)
Ex-Policeman Gets 30 Years In Neighborhood Shooting Rampage (WNBC, NY)
12 Year-Old Killed while Playing with Gun (KABC,CA)
Friends puzzle over retired man's death (Tallahassee Democrat)
Ohio Freeway Shooting Cases Rise to 14 (ABC News)
December 4, 2003

Ocala Teen Sentenced to Two Weeks for Shooting, Killing Friend (Bradenton Herald)
Dodge City man convicted of shooting into an occupied pickup truck  (Dodge Globe)
Man Shoots Self in Store Parking Lot (Hattiesburg American)
3 teens still in custody for shooting (Courier Post)
Man sentenced in shooting death (Sun Herald)
Ex-BSU student sentenced to 25 years in shooting death (IdahoStatesman.com)
December 3, 2003

Man Calls Children's Shooting an Accident (New York Times)
Glendale Couple Die in Reported Murder-Suicide (LA Times)
Woman Allegedly Shoots, Stabs Boyfriend (Texarkana Gazette)
Police Arrest Suspect in Double Slaying (LA Times)  
Shooter Turns Gun on Himself (The Meridian Star)
Teenage Girl Shot, Killed in E. Oakland (Alameda Times-Star)
December 2, 2003

Man Accused of Killing Wife Surrenders (GulfLive.com)
Drive By Shooting Outside Head Start Center (KRQE News 13)
Party Ends in Shooting, 10 Arrests in Syracuse; Gang Links Suspected (Salt Lake Tribune)
Owner Of Gun Used In Accidental Shooting Charged (WRAL.com)
Grand Jury Indicts Man in Slaying Case (Roanoke Times)
Eunice man kills daughter's estranged husband, himself (NOLA.com)
December 1, 2003

Suspects in EIU homecoming weekend shooting ordered to stand trial (Journal Gazette)
Reward Offered In Fatal Highway Shooting (NBC4 Columbus)
Allegheny Township Woman Accused Of Shooting Fiancé (WTAE-TV)
Sutherlin man killed in domestic shooting (The News Review)
Fatal Habersham shooting apparently accidental (AccessNorthGA.com)
Fight allegedly prompts man to shoot girlfriend's brother (Boston Herald



Notice most of the above cases where children.
Clearly we need to keep firearms out of kids hands.

As someone that is very intiment with firearms i am mixed on gun control.
Yes something must be done to help prevents gun deaths in this country but what?
I am NOT for giving up my right to bear arms.

And As a law abiding citizen i don't think i should have to jump thu hoops to buy a gun.
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Re: The Armed Citizen - Dec 2003
« Reply #35 on: December 15, 2003, 01:56:11 PM »
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The woman had just stepped out of her shower when Starks crashed through her ceiling. Fearing for her life, she picked up a gun she had purchased after the burglary in April, and fired several shots at Starks, who ran back into his apartment.


She kept a gun in her bathroom?  Wouldn't the moisture be hard on the metal alloy?
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« Reply #36 on: December 15, 2003, 02:00:33 PM »
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She kept a gun in her bathroom?  Wouldn't the moisture be hard on the metal alloy?


Gun in her bathroom and a dildo under her pillow:D
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« Reply #37 on: December 15, 2003, 02:43:19 PM »
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Of all these people killed by guns, were they mostly career criminals, or were they just people who needed to be killed?

I don't know, haven't researched the past history or criminal records of those who died.  But, I do believe if someone breaks into a persons home and makes the homeowner fear for his or his families life, than the use of lethal force against that home invader is justified.

We had two cases just recently in my the suburbs of the my area where homes were invaded in the late evening, both cases the invader had evil intent.  In both cases, the homeowner retrieved a weapon and only the home invader suffered an injury (loss of life in at least one case).

I realize others don't like guns, and I respect that feeling, but I strongly support the right of law abiding citizens to own a firearm and be able to defend their home and family.

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« Reply #38 on: December 15, 2003, 02:47:23 PM »
Thx for posting this Dago.
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« Reply #39 on: December 15, 2003, 03:13:34 PM »
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I realize others don't like guns, and I respect that feeling, but I strongly support the right of law abiding citizens to own a firearm and be able to defend their home and family.

dago


Here in Colorado they call it the "Make My Day" law.

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« Reply #40 on: December 15, 2003, 03:28:51 PM »
A. I am not anti-gun. I am just sick and tired of the silly notion that guns are great for self protection... followed by a few posts from across the nation.

B. IRON, I made no point at all in my post. Just showed that evidence can be garnered for anything on the internet. And that there is so much more showing gun deaths by homicide or suicide or accident than for protection.

C. Rip, that woooosh sound was the point sailing way over your head.
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