[Nfbf-l] Stand your ground and s2188

[Toni King]

Hello Kirk,
i totally agree with you.
i feel no matter what the law states or what party you are a member of. 
Just do the right thing, think about your actions and what your actions 
will cause.

Just be responsible people.

Yes the USA is great.
Bright Blessings,
Toni
Original message:
> Tony, Isn't America great?
> Like I have been saying all along, it is not the law, but the responsibility
> of  learning the proper interpretation of it and using it responsibly as
> individuals that is important. KH

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Toni King" <tkk at samobile.net>
> To: <nfbf-l at nfbnet.org>
> Sent: Thursday, March 22, 2012 5:27 PM
> Subject: Re: [Nfbf-l] Stand your ground and s2188


> Hello,
> I have to agree with Jody. I am a gun owner have been since I was 12
> yrs old. My mom taught me how to use a gun and how to do so with
> respect for the weapon, myself and others.   i am now visually impaired
> but still go to the gun range with my brother and other family members.
> Many things kill people just as Jody pointed out.  This is America and
> we have the rights to own guns.

> i support laws that protect people as long as that law does not take
> away my rights. I am a born Floridian and hate what happened to that
> young man and want those responsible to pay.

> Just my two cents worth.
> Toni
> Original message:
>> Hi Tara,

>> I strongly disagree with your stand on gun control.  I am a member of the
>> NRA and I believe in our Second Amendment rights for responsible gun
>> owners
>> to carry a gun.

>> The tragedy of the teen shooting was horrible and the shooter should be
>> prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law but the fact he had a gun does
>> not make all gun owners evil.

>> Should we revoke all drivers licenses because some drivers are wreckless
>> or
>> some drivers drive while drunk?  NO!

>> The simple fact is that MOST gun owners are responsible and realize the
>> seriousness of their actions.

>> When I was a kid all boys and most girls carried a pocket knife to school
>> but now that would be considered a major offense.

>> It is not the gun or the knife or the car that is the problem it is the
>> rare
>> but tragic actions of an irresponsible person that is the problem.

>> If our society succeeded in banning all guns, knives and other dangerous
>> weapons then irrational crazy people would use a stick, a rock or their
>> bare
>> hands to hurt other people.

>> As for your cane incident, many years ago  there was a guy with a folded
>> cane in his back pucker who was stopped by a police officer for carry a
>> weapon and when the cop asked the guy what he had in his pocket the guy
>> thought he was being mugged.  He stood to defend himself and the cop beat
>> him up.  the cop's defense was the guy should have seen he was wearing a
>> uniform.  So are you going to ban cops too?

>> So think twice before your misinformation guides you in restricting my gun
>> ownership rights, they are one of the few things left in the Constitution
>> that hasn't been trashed.

>> JODY


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