poland21 Good post, not sure I agree with all of it, but it's obvious that you put some thought into it. I like your first proposal that there could be a small added charge to a gun sales to provide basic operation of the gun. There a people who buy a weapon with no knowledge on how it works. No one wants to look stupid so they don't ask any questions. But if it was a law that the seller would have to give a short tutorial on the operation of the weapon, no one would be put on the spot of looking stupid.
As far as gun locks, one of the benefits of a sue happy culture, a lot of gun manufacturers are now including locks with there handguns. But your right a good gun safe is a better option.
I do support the NRA, and anyone who knows anything about them know that they offer some of the best safety programs available.
Let’s face a scary fact here, what we really want to regulate are human beings. It starts with the mother, who thought that maybe her son would be more personable if she did a bonding activity with him by taking him to a shooting range and teaching him how to handle a weapon. (Hind sight bad move) shame on that human! Next, I think my kid is really starting to become more personable, I’ll show him I trust him and let him have access to my guns,. Maybe that will be the break though with him. (Hind sight bad move) shame on that human! I wish I could tell you what went through this guy’s head next. But I have no clue. I can’t even imagine. Get use to this fact, we are all human,----------------We don’t have all the answers
I do understand your viewpoint about animal rights. Many organizations such as Peta go way over the edge. I do give to organization such as the humane society, not for the rights of animals but to help correct the inhumanity of man.
I believe that the good lord put animals here on earth for mans needs, whether that be food, work and even companionship. I don't believe he gave us these gifts to be abuse. My family are farmers that raise animals for market. The animals are fed and shelter not only because it's the humane thing to do, but well tended animals make for a better profit at market time.
As for companion animals such as dogs and cats, they have the god given ability to show love unconditionally, to tie a dog up behind the house and ignore or starve it to death is a waste of god's gift. God made man the stewards of the earth and all the beast upon it. Let us be good stewards.
The offical unemployment number has been over 8% for over two years, but now a month before the election it has dropped to 7.8%.
Both Senator Brown and Rep Ryan are now trying to help the Delphi employees who lost thier retirement benifets, again about a month before the election.
Maybe your right things are really starting to improve. Maybe we should have elections every month.
The Neo-cons wanted the illegals here to break the unions and drive down wages. The dems want them because they vote 70% democratic and they reproduce like cock-roaches.
"Reproduce like cock-roaches " Okay who are the haters here again.
I truly hope that this is the job creator that it is being made out to be, I wish I understood the technology behind this project better. Right now to me it sounds like science fiction, sort of like the replicators on the Starship Enterprise. I have a had time visualizing how machine parts can be manufacture with out any tooling. I would be open minded to anyone hear who would like to take a shot at explaining it to me. I'm not trying to be negative, I just truly do not understand the technology.
Amid gun-control fight, new photo shows Obama shooting skeet
I'm just glad that he didn't shoot off his foot for this photo op
February 3, 2013 at 9:19 a.m. permalink suggest removal
The truth behind gun violence
poland21 Good post, not sure I agree with all of it, but it's obvious that you put some thought into it. I like your first proposal that there could be a small added charge to a gun sales to provide basic operation of the gun. There a people who buy a weapon with no knowledge on how it works. No one wants to look stupid so they don't ask any questions. But if it was a law that the seller would have to give a short tutorial on the operation of the weapon, no one would be put on the spot of looking stupid.
As far as gun locks, one of the benefits of a sue happy culture, a lot of gun manufacturers are now including locks with there handguns. But your right a good gun safe is a better option.
I do support the NRA, and anyone who knows anything about them know that they offer some of the best safety programs available.
January 23, 2013 at 6:56 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Battle lines drawn over $500M in gun reforms
Let’s face a scary fact here, what we really want to regulate are human beings.
It starts with the mother, who thought that maybe her son would be more personable if she did a bonding activity with him by taking him to a shooting range and teaching him how to handle a weapon.
(Hind sight bad move) shame on that human!
Next, I think my kid is really starting to become more personable, I’ll show him I trust him and let him have access to my guns,. Maybe that will be the break though with him.
(Hind sight bad move) shame on that human!
I wish I could tell you what went through this guy’s head next. But I have no clue. I can’t even imagine.
Get use to this fact, we are all human,----------------We don’t have all the answers
January 17, 2013 at 7:57 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Healthy, maybe; wasted, for sure
ulistenup
I do understand your viewpoint about animal rights. Many organizations such as Peta go way over the edge. I do give to organization such as the humane society, not for the rights of animals but to help correct the inhumanity of man.
I believe that the good lord put animals here on earth for mans needs, whether that be food, work and even companionship. I don't believe he gave us these gifts to be abuse. My family are farmers that raise animals for market. The animals are fed and shelter not only because it's the humane thing to do, but well tended animals make for a better profit at market time.
As for companion animals such as dogs and cats, they have the god given ability to show love unconditionally, to tie a dog up behind the house and ignore or starve it to death is a waste of god's gift. God made man the stewards of the earth and all the beast upon it. Let us be good stewards.
December 30, 2012 at 8:45 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Did 1 text save GM Lordstown millions?
Thank god the EPA doesn't have a double standard.
November 11, 2012 at 7:36 a.m. permalink suggest removal
We need a new energy president
"How many times did Thomas Edison fail?
How many times did Apple fail?"
Good point, But just how many US tax dollars where given to Thomas Edison to invent the light bulb?
And was Steve Jobs was also on the goverment's dime the same as Solyndra?
October 10, 2012 at 9:57 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Jobs data boost Obama; Romney unmoved
The offical unemployment number has been over 8% for over two years, but now a month before the election it has dropped to 7.8%.
Both Senator Brown and Rep Ryan are now trying to help the Delphi employees who lost thier retirement benifets, again about a month before the election.
Maybe your right things are really starting to improve. Maybe we should have elections every month.
October 7, 2012 at 8:27 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Camping out to cast first
The Neo-cons wanted the illegals here to break the unions and drive down wages. The dems want them because they vote 70% democratic and they reproduce like cock-roaches.
"Reproduce like cock-roaches " Okay who are the haters here again.
October 5, 2012 at 7:37 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Atheists claim Grove City, Pa. school board has dropped prayer
"Anyways the F.F.R.F won here. Membership money well spent."
Lt, you mean you have to pay dues to believe in nothing. That's a great racket.
September 25, 2012 at 7:23 p.m. permalink suggest removal
$70M Youngstown hub to spur manufacturing across U.S.
I truly hope that this is the job creator that it is being made out to be, I wish I understood the technology behind this project better. Right now to me it sounds like science fiction, sort of like the replicators on the Starship Enterprise. I have a had time visualizing how machine parts can be manufacture with out any tooling. I would be open minded to anyone hear who would like to take a shot at explaining it to me. I'm not trying to be negative, I just truly do not understand the technology.
August 17, 2012 at 7:04 p.m. permalink suggest removal