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John-Melb
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On Jun 22, 8:32 am, John-Melb <mcnamara_j...@hotmail.com> wrote:
And the latest entry is.
"People who feel the need to carry a gun are paranoid."
Like every other entry on the list, Trevor was given ample opportunity
to explain his assertion, qualify or withdraw it, and he failed to do
so.
The really funny thing is those wnakers over at aus.electronics who
think the rantings of this lying zealot are just fine on "their"
group, but squeal like stuck piggies when and alternative viewpoint is
posted.
Trevor Tosspot'sPorkyList
*I have a friend who can STOP his heart
*Their is ample evidence to support the fact that possession of an
inanimate object is capable of altering a cognitive persons intent
*The FBI-UCR for the years 1976-86 are available on the FBI web-site
*My local library has Lott's work in the fiction section
*20% of Australian homes possess firearms
*I only deal in facts
*The firearms related murder rate in the US is 10,000,000 PA.
*gun licences back in the 1920s led to a drop in the murder rate,
*How the British 1903 Pistol Act was enacted and enforced in
Australia prior to Federation.
*How an audit of Government owned arms at Sydney Cove in 1796 was a
gun control law
**Yes. Easily. Across the US, each year, there are hundreds of 'gun
shows'. At these 'gun shows' dealers, posing as private citizens sell
thousands of guns to criminals. They can do so, because there are
virtually zero restrictions on the sale of 'second hand' guns. Even if
that gun has only been 'second hand' for a couple of minutes and > > has never been fired.
And the latest entry is.
"People who feel the need to carry a gun are paranoid."
Like every other entry on the list, Trevor was given ample opportunity
to explain his assertion, qualify or withdraw it, and he failed to do
so.
The really funny thing is those wnakers over at aus.electronics who
think the rantings of this lying zealot are just fine on "their"
group, but squeal like stuck piggies when and alternative viewpoint is
posted.