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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 1073145" data-attributes="member: 17969">My apologies for the error on the bullet count.&nbsp; The reality of my mistake is that I am unable to EDIT my posts once submitted, and the error was unfixable.Regardless, your question was answered by a series of other questions that could establish future intentions.Gun owners and people who want guns, dont generally get them to commit mass murder, but in recent years, as lifes problems become too harsh, those same people are using those guns and the high capacity of death they bring with them to schools, churches and public places and attempt to reconcile their problems by spreading them to others who have nothing to do with them.We are not talking about FREEDOMS here, no one is FREE to commit mass murder in this country.&nbsp; No one is FREE to arm themselves with bunches of high powered weapons and threaten society at large.The real issue is to figure out WHY these people with guns turn to those guns as a final solution to a troubled mind.Yes, today, you have a 70yr old gun to go the the range and shoot.&nbsp; No one has a problem with that, but the moment your personal life takes a turn for the worse, WE hope you surrender that gun to someone who will keep it from you until your mind settles down and you get your problems under control.Its easy for gun owners to look away from the guns and accept DEATH of children as simply the cost of doing business with freedoms.But the reality is, deaths in this country far out number any other country on the face of the earth.&nbsp; We are a sad society to the world as we allow our citizens to kill each other with reckless abandon.Gun owners continue to &quot;excuse&quot; the thousands of shootings over the decades as no big deal, and its little kids that are paying for that freedom.Maybe when your own children are killed with a gun will you ever change your mind about owning one.PeaceTOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 1073145, member: 17969"] My apologies for the error on the bullet count. The reality of my mistake is that I am unable to EDIT my posts once submitted, and the error was unfixable. Regardless, your question was answered by a series of other questions that could establish future intentions. Gun owners and people who want guns, dont generally get them to commit mass murder, but in recent years, as lifes problems become too harsh, those same people are using those guns and the high capacity of death they bring with them to schools, churches and public places and attempt to reconcile their problems by spreading them to others who have nothing to do with them. We are not talking about FREEDOMS here, no one is FREE to commit mass murder in this country. No one is FREE to arm themselves with bunches of high powered weapons and threaten society at large. The real issue is to figure out WHY these people with guns turn to those guns as a final solution to a troubled mind. Yes, today, you have a 70yr old gun to go the the range and shoot. No one has a problem with that, but the moment your personal life takes a turn for the worse, WE hope you surrender that gun to someone who will keep it from you until your mind settles down and you get your problems under control. Its easy for gun owners to look away from the guns and accept DEATH of children as simply the cost of doing business with freedoms. But the reality is, deaths in this country far out number any other country on the face of the earth. We are a sad society to the world as we allow our citizens to kill each other with reckless abandon. Gun owners continue to "excuse" the thousands of shootings over the decades as no big deal, and its little kids that are paying for that freedom. Maybe when your own children are killed with a gun will you ever change your mind about owning one. Peace TOS [/QUOTE]

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