Question One in Our National Conversation: Why Did Gun Control Fail the Families of Newtown

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RedState:

Question One in Our National Conversation: Why Did Gun Control Fail the Families of Newtown

 

 

It is sickening that we have to discuss this with the dead not all buried, but such is our fallen world.

 

 

By: Thomas Crown (Diary) | December 17th, 2012 at 04:40 PM

 

Were we a decent society, we would allow the parents of Newtown to grieve before we started talking about taking away guns. We are not a decent society, and the ghoulish, deranged left is once again trying to use a tragedy as an opportunity.

 

So, as they begin their ritual descent into bathing in the blood of children about whom they wouldn’t care were they just inside the birth canal, let’s have the “conversation” about pretending away the Second Amendment they want. Because they want to change the law, the burden of proof lies on them; so here is the first question they must answer:

 

Why didn’t restrictive gun control laws save the victims of Newtown?

 

This is what the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence has to say about Connectictut’s gun control regime:

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Not heard in the mainstream media is the fact that the gunman in the Oregon Mall shooting incident only killed two persons because he was confronted by a law abiding citizen who was legally armed and had a concealed carry permit. When faced with a potentially lethal response, the cowardly criminal took his own life.

 

That is effective gun control in action.

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Not heard in the mainstream media is the fact that the gunman in the Oregon Mall shooting incident only killed two persons because he was confronted by a law abiding citizen who was legally armed and had a concealed carry permit. When faced with a potentially lethal response, the cowardly criminal took his own life.

 

That is effective gun control in action.

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Read someplace that was needed was son control, not gun control.