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Originally Posted by WVMtnBoy
Sorry, no can do. The actions on the part of the perp in Connecticut are heinous and reprehensible and I feel terrible for the innocent children and their families.  Banning something (guns, knives, cars, alcohol) isn't the answer IMHO. Someone intent on doing an act of violence can't be prevented from doing so by legislation or proclamation. If this were so then there would be no murders, drunk drivers or thieves because murder, drunk driving and theft is already against the law. God bless the families and the innocent children. Banning an inanimate object isn't the answer. Societies mores need to change or be changed. How you do that, I haven't a clue....
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Originally Posted by foxmeadow
Well said. Too much attention to the instrument and not enough
to the cause (mental health).
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Thank you both for reading my post. I respectfully agree to disagree.
I realize this is a complex issue but I think that access to weapons of mass destruction should not be made available to the general public. I think limiting access to some assault weapons will lessen the probablity of another tradgedy of this magnitude, It's just one facet to a complex issue.
I fully respect your point of views as another facet is mental health.
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