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Don’t get me wrong, the mass murders in Aurora & at the Sikh temple are truly wrong and sad, but less than 20 people seems to be a drop in the bucket considering there are like 16,000 murders a year in the United States. We have kids posting youtube videos of themselves beating up people. We have, what is it called, bum boxing?

And we have open gang warfare going on across the nation. And its the lawful gun owners who are going to pay? As in, they will take everyone’s guns away because a couple of nutbags no one bothered to deal with, lied and got their hands on guns?

I’m sorry, but even if you do ban high capacity magazines, assault riffles, and make buying a gun next to impossible, the bad guys will still find a way to get them.

There were 2 people murdered last night in Minneapolis. 18 so far this year. Chicago is becoming the murder capital of the world again, 435 in 2011.

How many of those murders by firearm were done with legally purchased ones?

England banned guns, went so far as to go confiscate them, think they are murder free?

Until the media treats every single murder committed with a gun the same, its safe to say that this is more about politics than the tragedy. Sorry, but a boy being shot inside his own home by a stray bullet is as terrorizing ……

The way the coverage flocks to mass murders yet ignores the other 15000+ is sad. Are those lives somehow less important? Maybe is it that the gang war is going to happen regardless so its not wirth the remote TV crews and wall to wall 24-7 media blast?

Sorry for this rant, I’m just frustrated how the elites thought control social engineers fear the rights of lawful citizens more than those of the scumbags openly trying to hurt and kill people.

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