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If anything, the way events have played out , there's been a shift in favor of Firearm Ownership. Dan Send a noteboard - 21/04/2013 02:56:42 PM

I live in the Boston area and help run a Firearms Licensing/Education facility. Signups have increased significantly.

The actual attack ended up being a wash in terms of public opinion on gun control, however the subsequent Hide n' Seek Shitshow that took place afterward got people to thinking that it might not be the worst idea to have a firearm at home Just In Case.

No one really feels like carrying concealed would have been relevant, though, except would-be ninjas. So it's important to distinguish that part of it from home defense.

For the record, I'm not against background checks or magazine limits, but that's neither here nor there.


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I am going to regret asking this but here goes

But do you find it ironic the same week we have a bill about background checks die in the senate, that we experience a terrorist attack?

1) The terrorists didn't use guns, but doesn't it at least remind people about the need to at least have decent background checks before we give people deadly weaponry?

2) Does a major terrorist attack cause you to reconsider your opinion on the gun control bill? If it does not why doesn't it change your mind?


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Great news, Boston Marathon Terrorist #2 was captured alive..... Anonymous2000 - 20/04/2013 01:46:52 AM 781 Views
Curious Roland00 - 20/04/2013 03:03:08 AM 574 Views
No..... Anonymous2000 - 20/04/2013 03:14:41 AM 492 Views
Re: Curious Isaac - 20/04/2013 05:25:02 AM 510 Views
Of course, 9/11, Oklahoma, and Boston combined are less than a third of gun homicides each year. Ghavrel - 20/04/2013 09:31:59 AM 541 Views
True but the current arguments have revovled around these mass killings Isaac - 21/04/2013 03:05:23 PM 489 Views
showing how dangerous the world can doesn't argue against guns random thoughts - 21/04/2013 02:29:52 PM 469 Views
I am in a 100% agreement Roland00 - 22/04/2013 01:03:30 AM 557 Views
The Dems are afraid to focus on handguns..... Anonymous2000 - 22/04/2013 04:35:51 PM 544 Views
If anything, the way events have played out , there's been a shift in favor of Firearm Ownership. Dan - 21/04/2013 02:56:42 PM 636 Views
I see them as different issues Roland00 - 22/04/2013 01:06:16 AM 510 Views
I'm just giving an account of a general sentiment, which informs all of those different issues. Dan - 22/04/2013 01:33:05 AM 605 Views
Agreed, great news wooly - 20/04/2013 03:34:11 AM 527 Views
Good that he's caught, but "Too bad his brother died?" A Deathwatch Guard - 20/04/2013 04:16:34 AM 568 Views
He will be tried in federal court and executed.....just like McVeigh. *NM* Anonymous2000 - 20/04/2013 04:31:12 AM 219 Views
Yeah, maybe in like 10 years. *NM* Praziquantel - 21/04/2013 03:44:54 PM 219 Views
I'm thinking 7-8 years, but that overall timeline is likely accurate. *NM* Anonymous2000 - 21/04/2013 05:27:25 PM 217 Views
Nope, he will not be executed. Massachusetts does not have a death penalty. HyogaRott - 20/04/2013 05:33:50 AM 523 Views
One of those three was Timothy McVeigh random thoughts - 21/04/2013 02:22:28 PM 452 Views
They ddin't have much choice HyogaRott - 21/04/2013 05:05:09 PM 539 Views
This will not be tried in MA.....rather Federal Court. He will be executed. *NM* Anonymous2000 - 21/04/2013 03:25:42 PM 321 Views
He'll probably be given something along the lines of the Living Death that is Guantanamo Bay. Dan - 21/04/2013 02:50:01 PM 646 Views
Nice photo summary of Friday night..... Anonymous2000 - 21/04/2013 05:25:46 PM 582 Views
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