Road Rage at it Best - Good Grief!

[Pressing-On]

Originally Posted by tstew

Maybe one day I'll have enough energy to start a thread on a common sense approach to gun control. I know that it is a emotional topic (especially here), but I have heard some things that make sense to me in the real world.

I'd love to read what you have to write on that, Stew.

[steve p]

Originally Posted by Pressing-On

I'd love to read what you have to write on that, Stew.

Me too!!! You seem very level headed!

[tstew]

Originally Posted by steve p

Me too!!! You seem very level headed!

Yeah well, I'm sure that I will get plenty o' opposition here on this one

[meBNme]

Originally Posted by tstew

Yeah well, I'm sure that I will get plenty o' opposition here on this one

Go ahead Bro!
As you know, you and I agree on some and disagree on some gun issues.
But honestly, the few discussions here over gun issues have gone MUCH better than some Biblical discussions LOL

I look forward to a good gun laws discussion.



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About the topic at hand......

Timmy..... I'm kinda speechless too LOL

But I'll give it a shot.

As some of you may know, I am VERY PRO gun.
My wife and I both carry, and own several.

I do think the victim here probably deserved to be pimp smacked a time or two, but absolutely not shot.

The shooter should be prosecuted to the fullest extent, and should have had a psychological evaluation that would most likely have discovered his anger and irrational reactionary issues and resulted in prohibiting him from purchasing the gun.

If we find out that the guy owned it illegally, then it just backs up the argument that only law abiding citizens obey the gun laws, and we should enforce the ones we have before we adopt any new ones.

Another thing, its obvious the victim was of the typical American type who is clueless to his surroundings.
He should have never cut the guy off, he should have seen him coming and noticed the potential for road rage. He should have been prepared to take protective action.

They both hold fault. However, the victims fault is just ignorance, and possibly stupidity.
The shooters fault is criminal, stupidity, and deserves prosecution.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by meBNme

Go ahead Bro!
As you know, you and I agree on some and disagree on some gun issues.
But honestly, the few discussions here over gun issues have gone MUCH better than some Biblical discussions LOL

I look forward to a good gun laws discussion.



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About the topic at hand......

Timmy..... I'm kinda speechless too LOL

But I'll give it a shot.

As some of you may know, I am VERY PRO gun.
My wife and I both carry, and own several.

I do think the victim here probably deserved to be pimp smacked a time or two, but absolutely not shot.

The shooter should be prosecuted to the fullest extent, and should have had a psychological evaluation that would most likely have discovered his anger and irrational reactionary issues and resulted in prohibiting him from purchasing the gun.

If we find out that the guy owned it illegally, then it just backs up the argument that only law abiding citizens obey the gun laws, and we should enforce the ones we have before we adopt any new ones.

Another thing, its obvious the victim was of the typical American type who is clueless to his surroundings.
He should have never cut the guy off, he should have seen him coming and noticed the potential for road rage. He should have been prepared to take protective action.

They both hold fault. However, the victims fault is just ignorance, and possibly stupidity.
The shooters fault is criminal, stupidity, and deserves prosecution.

Amen