Notes from the Resistance...
Since you apparently just added or modified some gun blog web ring thing... you may want to look at your web page in FireFox, because it does NOT load right anymore. Just letting you know.
"If I can keep a gun out of someone's hands by not keeping one in my house, that's what I'll do. I figure if I'm in a situation I can either talk my way out of it or it's my time, then it's my time. I was brought up in church. It's not that I'm tough, it's just those things don't scare me."
You'd better hope to God you never have to put that inane theory to the test, pal.
All the bad choices documented in this article--but it's the gun's fault...
And Gary, Indiana used to be such a nice place...
[Thanks to HZ]
The UW family practice residents conducting the gun safety study made the following recommendations:
All gun purchases should have background checks and waiting periods.
All gun owners, not just hunters, should have safety training.
All guns should be stored in a safe, locked place where children and people other than the owner can't reach them.
Gun manufacturers should be required to put safety devices, such as trigger locks, on all guns they sell.
All physicians should be trained to ask their patients if they own guns and to counsel patients on gun safety in a non-judgmental fashion.
It is too easy to buy a gun in Maine. And in New Hampshire. And in Vermont.
Just ask the people in Massachusetts, where it is much tougher to get a firearm -- at least legally.
A man wearing only socks was arrested along a busy street after witnesses said he fired a gun at afternoon traffic.
