Reply #22

Thu Apr 26, 2012, 11:19 PM

No wonder the anti-gun crowd is seeing such success these days.

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23 replies	Author	Time	Post
"Who needs a gun in a laundrymat" / "My car can be replaced" [View all]	mvccd1000	Apr 2012	OP
there was a gun	Fresh_Start	Apr 2012	#1
You think a gun could have stopped this crime? n/t	ellisonz	Apr 2012	#2
You don't? n/t	mvccd1000	Apr 2012	#12
Horrendous story.	Starboard Tack	Apr 2012	#3
She was probably parked in front of the laundry room.	GreenStormCloud	Apr 2012	#13
Yeah, a cellphone might have helped too. Or Superman.	Starboard Tack	Apr 2012	#14
I know this isn't the point, but...	Callisto32	Apr 2012	#4
The link is to today's Virginian Pilot newspaper	mvccd1000	Apr 2012	#11
RWers routinely circulate chain-emails describing disgusting crimes	Kolesar	Apr 2012	#5
Interesting...	mvccd1000	Apr 2012	#9
Such an on point response.	discntnt_irny_srcsm	Apr 2012	#22
About 1 million traumatic brain injuries/year in the USA.	safeinOhio	Apr 2012	#6
Helmets lead to neck injuries	ProgressiveProfessor	Apr 2012	#8
No shortage of people who do that, either. :)	mvccd1000	Apr 2012	#10
That is sort of what I was saying.	safeinOhio	Apr 2012	#15
On top of that, if it were really about safety...	DanTex	Apr 2012	#16
in some cases you have a point	gejohnston	Apr 2012	#17
But the scenarios become increasingly unlikely.	DanTex	Apr 2012	#18
maybe but	gejohnston	Apr 2012	#19
BTW, telling people that they are "projecting" is the epitome of "pop psychology".	DanTex	Apr 2012	#20
perhaps,	gejohnston	Apr 2012	#21
She can be proud she wasn't polluting society...	ileus	Apr 2012	#7
Just a question:	discntnt_irny_srcsm	Apr 2012	#23

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