>>>>The gun hysterics have lost what was left if their minds.
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>>>>As if these weren't stupid enough:
>>>>http://abcnews.go.com/US/maryland-grader-suspended-pointing-finger-shape-gun/story?id=18123294
>>>>http://news.yahoo.com/seven-old-boy-lobs-pretend-grenade-during-recess-141128205.html
>>>>http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2013/01/03/dennys-kick-out-belleville-police-for-being-armed/
>>>>http://www.abc15.com/dpp/news/region_central_southern_az/florence/florence-student-suspended-over-picture-of-gun
>>>>http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/headlines/2013/01/kindergartner-suspended-over-bubble-gun-threat/
>>>>
>>>>Now this...
>>>>http://stlouis.cbslocal.com/2012/08/28/family-school-made-deaf-child-change-sign-name-said-it-looked-like-gun/
>>>>
>>>>It's nice to see the ACLU finally standing up for a civil liberty. If only it didn't take a deaf child to get them off their asses.
>>>
>>>I guess if you've got time to rake up all this rubbish you must be worried ?
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>>It took me less than 5 minutes and I only posted a fraction of the stories.
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>>I live in California, which recently already had the most restrictive gun laws in the US. The anti-gun politicians have a supermajority in our legislature and a friendly governor. They are carefully biding their time to see what other states and the feds get away with in terms of new restrictions and then they will act to once again be the most restrictive. Yes, I am very worried.
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>Why? Do you feel les safe with restrictive gun laws?

Yes. Any removal of my options in defending myself, family and property ovbiously makes me and them less safe.

>Is it really that dangerous to live there?

Are you making the false suggestion that where you live absolutly determines your safety?
http://www.myfoxla.com/story/21631091/home-invasion-robbery-in-upscale-neighborhood-leaves-residents-scared

I live in a rural area, 15 minutes from any form of civilization and 20 minutes minimum police/fire/emt response time. I feel safe because my isolation. I feel more safe because of my security precautions. I feel less safe when those precautions are regulated away for no logical reason other than an irrational fear of an inanimate object. Note: I feel the same about ignoramouses who want to ban certain scary-looking breeds of dogs as well.

>Or do you love your gun more than your family?

Based upon your faulty logic we should ban children from cars (auto accidents), remove stairs and tall furniture (falls), remove all cleaning products (poisoning), remove pools & bathtubs (drowning), remove fireplaces, ovens and gas furnaces (burning and smoke/CO inhalation) and anything larger than a childs airway but smaller than their mouth(suffocation). Items in parens are all more common causes of accidental death for children than firearms.

The logic is as flawed as those that cite using a cell phone while driving as dangerous to children when the #1 distraction while driving is other people in the car, primarily CHILDREN.