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9 comments:
Protesters stood in silence for three minutes to honor the victims of the shootings. The three minutes represented the length of time it took gunman Seung-Hui Cho to be approved for his guns.
Here in Illinois, we still have the ridiculous, 3-day waiting period. If they did the protest here, would they have to stand still for 3 days?
It is sort of reminiscent of the zombie movies, except that the zombies have a purpose.
With regards to the poster from Illinois, that's a great point. Technically they'd have to stand for over a month given Virginia's one-gun-a-month policy and Cho's noted compliance with it.
Oh, and what's with this 3 minute thing. Even back when I could buy guns from a kitchen table dealer it took longer than 3 flippin minutes. Well, ok before NICS it could take 5-10, what with filling out the 4473, checking the firearm out, gathering mags, box, etc...
However, I don't hink I have EVER been able to acquire a gun in 3 minutes.
Maroons
Isn't this the opening of Michael Jackson's Thriller video?
Braaaaaiiiiinnnnnnsssssss......!!!
Yuri, if you're looking for some in that crowd....
"protesting that months after the VT shooting nothing has been done about the nations gun laws"
Sounds like a good reason to protest to me: months later I'm still sitting in a university office while my pistol is locked in my car, an unfortunate distance away.
When can we get those 'gun laws' changed to remove this criminal protection zone?
Or were they talking about something else?
AE
It's like a scene from ...only this isn't funny.
&*%$@#!!!! Blogger!
It's like a scene from "Shaun of the Dead"...only this isn't funny.
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