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    Still love those guns, Virginia?

    I heard about this on the radio today. For some reason, I was listening to Rush Limbaugh, and he usually irritates me. Normally I'd listen to ESPN Radio, but sometimes sports takes a backseat. But today, I agreed with every word he said. He called this clown out, and I hope we can find a way to respond to this cold hearted clown.


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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    Wll evidently we need to ship these sorry [censored] people to some other country. A right to bear arms is one reason we fought for ndependance over 400 years ago, to have a government run by the people not some dictator, if they don't like then send them to Canada or somewhere they can't own any. Things like this can be corrected anyone given prozec, etc. for depression and want to buy a gun should have to undergo a psyche test to determine if they should own one.

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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    400 years ago?

    http://americanhistory.about.com/lib...meline1600.htm

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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    Mr. Daly is a fool.

    I think the responses to his article on his company's own webaite about summed it up.

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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    People do not know that a gun ban would have prevented this.
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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    IMO a gun ban would further enhance our problems. Criminals would have nothing to fear then.
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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    Oh yeah, right....If guns are banned, criminals would still have them and use them and you know it. I am sad and upset about what happened, but I do not think that a gun ban would've solved that or any of the other attacks in the past.
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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    Which is exactly what I am saying. People say that a gun ban would have prevented this and I don't think they should do that.
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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    ok...Didn't read that sarcasm in your post!
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    Re: Still love those guns, Virginia?

    I agree that a gun ban wouldn't have helped. If this guy wanted a gun, he wouldn't have to look hard to find one. If he planned on killing all these people, I'm fairly sure he wouldn't have had a problem stealing or buying a gun illegaly to do it.

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