"We have plenty of ammunition, not in bullets, but we have plenty of ammunition to fight gun crime," Snyder said. [More]Sorry, Jen, but unless you have real ammunition, you have no ammunition. I can't help but notice all this gun talk focuses on the negative.
What the hell do you think prevents real, up-close-and-personal violent crime?
But your measure of success is in how many "shots fired" reports were made two years ago, and your prescription for security is telling people to attend candlelight cud-chewing vigils held by these bleaters?
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Lemme get this straight. They rountinely release felons and such from the Raleigh/Durham lockup into this community, have a problem with same killing each other in their neighborhoods, and the reponse is candle light vigils and prayers? Sounds more like the state is at war with it's own people, and is using proxy insurgents to destroy the community. Or at least keep them so occupied and focused as to not pay any attention to what THEY'RE doing.
So who do the "we don't use guns" bleaters call when something bad happens - that right - men with guns.
Idiots.
what about all the other crime? did it vanish into thin air?
women getting raped at knife point? no problem. who cares?
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