Gun regulation and personal carry

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The murders in Orlando are going to give our elites an opportunity to push for legislation to restrict personal gun ownership. To see what this would accomplish, you only have to look at the city of Chicago which enjoys some of the most draconian gun laws in this nation - 1,651 shooting victims since January 1st of this year alone and there is a marked increase in these numbers over 2015..

I was reading Knuckledraggin My Life Away and they were talking about the stupidity of "Gun Free Zones" - offered this example:

Yeah, I know it’s illegal to carry a gun where alcohol is served. Guns in clubs are dangerous – last night proved that.

Our granddaughter’s school had a game day last month. They all competed in relays and games and barrel rolls, an all day event and all the parents and grandparents came to watch. Now this was on school grounds and I saw more men with pistols at that one place than I have altogether since I’ve been here. I’m not talking about guns printing against shirts, I was seeing revolver butts poking out of overall back pockets and bottoms of holsters hanging down below their shirts, that kind of shit. Those kids couldn’t have been any safer.

Me and Lisa and the grandkids went to the drive-in last weekend in Franklin and I started laughing as I was watching the pre-show crowd in the lot. Lisa asked what was so funny and I said “I was just imagining that headlines tomorrow – ‘Islamic Terrorists Attack Drive In Theater – 246 Patrons Return Fire.'”

Simple proven statistical fact: More guns equals less crime.

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