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In reply to the discussion: Pro-Gun Blogger Retaliates Against Database By Publishing Newspaper Staff’s Personal Info [View all]NickB79
(19,233 posts)17. With 1/3 of all households in the US owning guns
You'd have to become a shut-in to "steer clear" of all gun owners. You'd be lucky to make it off your block.
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Purveyor
Dec 2012
OP
Sue the fucker. Sue all gun fuckers. Sue them back into the stone age where they belong. nt
onehandle
Dec 2012
#2
Unfortunately, the Bush/Cheney years misled some into believing that privacy is "quaint"
derby378
Dec 2012
#7
Great Idea Is To Publish National Maps Of All Gun Owners So I Can Steer Clear Before One Goes Postal
cantbeserious
Dec 2012
#5
That May Be True - But Knowing Who These People Are Means I Can Personally Shun Them
cantbeserious
Dec 2012
#38
Then All The Better Reason To Institute Mandatory Gun Registration Just Like Automobiles
cantbeserious
Dec 2012
#39
Publicly Available Information Of Gun Owners - Someone Is Leveraging That Data
cantbeserious
Dec 2012
#40
I have read where some of the people on the list have gotten phone calls and other communications
ProgressiveProfessor
Dec 2012
#10
No, I am finding amusement in journalists going through what they dish out
ProgressiveProfessor
Dec 2012
#13
"Its not like journalism is a real profession. There are no enforced standards or even rules."
Chorophyll
Dec 2012
#25
RWS said it well, information wants to be free and I agree that public information is indeed public
ProgressiveProfessor
Dec 2012
#30
I would have expect the so called journalists to not do what they did or accept similar treatment
ProgressiveProfessor
Dec 2012
#15
That level of privacy violation is not schoolyard childishness. However, since there is no viable
ProgressiveProfessor
Dec 2012
#18
and publishing photos, links to pics of their children and description of her car as well as the
bettyellen
Dec 2012
#27