Anti-Gunner plays Captain Hindsight with the Columbia Mall shooting

What do gun haters when their gun control dreams turn into nightmares? They call South Park’s Captain Hindsight and his sidekicks, Shoulda, Coulda and Woulda:

Last year, Maryland passed some of the strictest gun regulations in the country. It was a shotgun obtained legally that 19-year-old Darion Aguilar used to kill two people and then himself inside the Mall in Columbia.

Had it been a more lethal type of weapon, it could have been very much worse,” said Governor Martin O’Malley.”
Source: http://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2014/01/29/mall-shooting-reignites-gun-control-debate/

Unlike Governor O’Marxist, I don’t need to play the coulda game:

While reports of Tuesday’s shooting at the Clackamas Town Center Mall in Oregon, dominated the national media, until Friday’s horrific shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, one very important detail has been repeatedly (and intentionally) left out of the MSM’s coverage.

The shooter, Jacob Tyler Roberts, was confronted with an armed citizen, at which time he ran away and shot himself. By the time police arrived on the scene, Roberts was already dead.
Source: http://www.examiner.com/article/media-blackout-oregon-mall-shooter-was-stopped-by-an-armed-citizen

And I’m sure you can find me plenty of examples of armed self-defense all over the country, in all kinds of places. I know that States which passed concealed carry laws reduced their murder rates by 8.5 percent, rapes by 5 percent, aggravated assaults by 7 percent, and robbery by 3 percent, according to a 1996 University of Chicago study.

 

 

 

 

MDA wants Pro-Gun Facebook groups censored

It’s not surprising that the haters of the 2nd would come after the first.

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Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America…wants Facebook, which owns Instagram, to “immediately enact a policy prohibiting all sales and trades of firearms on their platforms.”

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But unlike those sites, Facebook and Instagram are social media sites, not e-commerce outfits, a Facebook official said.

Many gun owners post pictures of weapons for sale on their Facebook pages. But the site does not facilitate sales, the official said.

He said Facebook already bans gun ads
Source: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/pro-gun-control-moms-group-firearms-banned-facebook-article-1.1593480#ixzz2rlaigHNB

Facebook also realizes that at this point they need every user they can get, I have read in more than one place that the teenage crowd is embarrassed about Facebook, they’re only on FB at the insistence of their parents and are using other social media networks even though FB is the best.

Thus the future of Facebook lies not in dumb teenagers sexting but in gun owners, political activists, and other people that seek to socialize online.

Clarkston Board of Education approves anti-gun resolution

 

January 29, 2014 - Clarkston Board of Education voted to send a message to the state legislature – no guns in schools.

“My concern is, if someone carries a weapon into school, it would be difficult for staff to assess if they are carrying legally or if they’re a perpetrator,” said Trustee Cheryl McGinnis.
Source: http://www.clarkstonnews.com/Articles-News-i-2014-01-29-253839.113121-sub-School-board-OKs-gun-resolution.html

Easy Cheryl, here’s how:

1. Is he shooting at students/teachers? If so, he’s the perpetrator.

2. Is he shooting at the perpetrator shooting at students/teacher? If so, he’s not the perpetrator.

Luckily for us: “State laws banning guns in schools provide an exception to those with concealed carry permits.”

 

 

 

 

Guns do belong in college dorms

Young gun haters contradict themselves, on one hand, they reject their elders and betters, they see themselves as superior, yet when it comes to their 2nd Amendment rights then suddenly they admit being rash, stupid, and untrustworthy. look at how their tune changes:

Dangerous weapons have no place in a volatile environment in which first-year students are experimenting with alcohol, dealing with complicated relationships and battling stress. And according to the University of California Berkeley, one in 10 college students has considered suicide, and suicide is the second-leading cause of death among college-age students. Adding firearms to the mix simply doesn’t make sense.
Source: http://www.alligator.org/opinion/editorials/article_fffddb84-87d5-11e3-ae3a-001a4bcf887a.html

If the poor little darlings can’t cope with Real Life, maybe they should stay at home and let mommy and daddy supervise them. What a whiner, I’m sure the 17-year-old who’s doing his basic training with the Marines is battling far more stress than some pussy in a college dorm, and unlike Private Pyle from Full Metal Jacket, he won’t don’t end up shooting his drill sergeant and then blowing up his own brain.  Besides, if removing guns prevented suicide, Japan would have the lowest suicide rate instead of the highest. The Nipponese are quite adept and severing arteries with knives, yet I don’t see Japan banning them.

Florida already has absurdly loose gun laws: Although you need a permit to carry a handgun in Florida, anyone aged 18 and older doesn’t need a permit or license to purchase a handgun. Gun owners in Florida also aren’t required to register their handguns

Wrong! You have to be 21 to buy a handgun (federal law), you can be in possession of a handgun at 18, but you can’t purchase the handgun yourself. You also have to be 21 to get a concealed carry license. As for registration, you’re right, we’re not required to register them because in Florida you’re not treated like a criminal for owning a handgun. That’s the way it should be all over America.
Source: http://crime.about.com/od/gunlawsbystate/p/gunlaws_fl.htm

Many students may not feel comfortable sharing a room with a stranger who owns a gun, and the reality of college freshmen acting rashly during times of stress or anger looms as a possible danger.

Tough, when I went to college I had to change roommates occasionally, as for acting rashly, grow up.

Here’s Why Guns do belong in College Dorms: 

1. It’s a right. Just like Free Speech is not restricted to those who are mature, the 2nd Amendment assumes you are law-abiding, if you break the law, you get punished

2. Most criminals are young and they prey on college students. Nobody should have to die, get robbed, get beaten, be raped, etc, because some gun hater was afraid of an inanimate object

3. Even if the duty of the cops was to protect you (it isn’t), most colleges have unarmed security guards who fight crime by calling 911. So you’re better off carrying a gun

If you can think of other reasons why guns belong in college dorms, let me know.