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The Power
Gesperrt
Man hat in Amerika das Gefühl, das dort eher die Waffenlobby regiert... und nicht die Regierung. Da wird sich in nächster Zeit in Bezug auf Gesetze kaum etwas bewegen. Bis zum nächsten Amoklauf wird sicherlich nicht viel Zeit vergehen. Petri Heil
BlackJack
Jackass of the Week
Die sind einfach zu mächtig, verkaufen sich als Interessenvertreter der Bürger ... dieses bescheuerte Altgesetz hätten die schon vor 100 Jahren einkassieren sollen
The Power
Gesperrt
In Amerika müssten nur die Grünen an die Macht kommen... der Weltfrieden wäre für immer gesichert! :homie:
Bambi
Schwiegermütterschreck
erneut legst du mir was in den Mund, was ich nicht geschrieben hab
ja ne, sinnlos mit dir.
papodidi
Geek
Hier mal die Stellungnahme eines Nicht-Liberalen Journalisten, er ist für ein "verantwortungsbewusstes Heranführen von Kindern an den Umgang mit Waffen"!?!?
My first rifle…
The other week, I wrote about how newsrooms could benefit from having a few Christians hanging around. I was making a case for diversity (even if some observers didn’t see it that way).
Additionally, I would like to make another modest request: Newsrooms should also hire a few journalists who aren’t effete liberal p*ssies.
This is relevant in the wake of yet another gun tragedy. Reportedly, a five year old boy who was left alone with his first rifle, accidentally shot and killed his two-year old sister. As a father, this breaks my heart. But because I understand what has come to be known as “gun culture,” my first instinct isn’t to politicize the tragedy in order to push more gun control.
You see the picture above? That’s me on the left. My dad (at the time, a prison guard in Hagerstown, MD) is on the right (give him a break on the glasses, it was the 70s.) Granted, those were probably just BB guns I got for Christmas (maybe Red Ryder bb guns?). There were real guns to come. But here’s the thing, they were always used responsibly — and there was always supervision.
So I’m all for responsible gun ownership and I’m for gradually introducing appropriately-aged kids to shooting. But I still suspect this sort of picture would make some of my sophisticated urban colleagues gasp
My first rifle... | The Daily Caller
Über die NRA poste ich nachher was bei US-News...
9:18 AM 05/03/2013
My first rifle…
The other week, I wrote about how newsrooms could benefit from having a few Christians hanging around. I was making a case for diversity (even if some observers didn’t see it that way).
Additionally, I would like to make another modest request: Newsrooms should also hire a few journalists who aren’t effete liberal p*ssies.
This is relevant in the wake of yet another gun tragedy. Reportedly, a five year old boy who was left alone with his first rifle, accidentally shot and killed his two-year old sister. As a father, this breaks my heart. But because I understand what has come to be known as “gun culture,” my first instinct isn’t to politicize the tragedy in order to push more gun control.
You see the picture above? That’s me on the left. My dad (at the time, a prison guard in Hagerstown, MD) is on the right (give him a break on the glasses, it was the 70s.) Granted, those were probably just BB guns I got for Christmas (maybe Red Ryder bb guns?). There were real guns to come. But here’s the thing, they were always used responsibly — and there was always supervision.
So I’m all for responsible gun ownership and I’m for gradually introducing appropriately-aged kids to shooting. But I still suspect this sort of picture would make some of my sophisticated urban colleagues gasp
My first rifle... | The Daily Caller
Über die NRA poste ich nachher was bei US-News...
