NYTimes says there's not enough support in the Senate.
I wish there was a way to stop mass murder, but alas there is not.
The AWB never stood a chance.
Every democrat knew it.
But they do talk a good game
AFS
I hate to be the "cup half empty" guy, but i am with Wheelgun28 on this.
We are in a helluva mess here, with his reelection these lib's are gonna pour it on FULL STEAM.
Do not become COMPLACENT!
You MUST REMAIN VIGILANT AND DILIGENT in this unwarranted
attack upon the Second Amendment RIGHTS of citizens.![]()
I don't think the bill as proposed by Feinstein stands a chance, but we're in for a long 4 years, during which they will certainly try to attach pieces of her bill to other legislation. We're in for a long fight.
Obviously, Hollywood did not do enough to kill the good morals, so video games appeared. And if in the beginning kids were killing all day long unreal monsters with unreal weapons, now they are shooting people with shotguns on their screens. Do it long enough on the screen, and "You shall not murder" gets wiped out of your mind. Should I go on?
Do not become COMPLACENT!
You MUST REMAIN VIGILANT AND DILIGENT in this unwarranted
attack upon the Second Amendment RIGHTS of citizens.![]()
Touché. I was generalizing carelessly. I should have restricted the power of suggestion of gaming industry to the most susceptible group of people, the ones affected by mental disorders (about 58 millions of them for year 2006) seeI played all those "horrible violent video games" while growing up as a kid and I have yet to go out and commit mass murder along with the hundreds of thousands of other kids who have and still to this day play those "type" of games. Using the video game industry as a scapegoat for mass murder is just as bad as blaming the AR-15. Being a bunch of hypocrites will not get to the root of the problem.
Touché. I was generalizing carelessly. I should have restricted the power of suggestion of gaming industry to the most susceptible group of people, the ones affected by mental disorders (about 58 millions of them for year 2006) see
http://www.nami.org/Template.cfm?Se...Management/ContentDisplay.cfm&ContentID=53155
That’s the 58 millions for whom SA might become unavailable with the “universal background check”.
Please don’t take me wrong, I had my fun with shooters: eye – hand coordination and all.
But tell me please how can I survive (let alone win) the Grand Theft Auto acting as a “good guy” in traditional sense? Things probably changed in the last years, don’t know – lost my interest. The “scapegoat” complain though sounds familiar. It usually comes from the people on payroll.