Teen Dies Shielding Toddler From Bullet
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a bullet is a bullet is a bullet.
Yes i understand where your coming from but it could have been type of gun...You could make the same argument about any gun.
either we try to get rid of all guns (not going to happen) or we start treating them like the cold war and MADD. (mutual assured death and destruction)
Yes i understand where your coming from but it could have been type of gun...You could make the same argument about any gun.
either we try to get rid of all guns (not going to happen) or we start treating them like the cold war and MADD. (mutual assured death and destruction)
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I guess us Canadians just see it differently.
I have to agree with Rix's POV. I can't see many incidents happening if all you have available is a typical hunting gun (though I know some Americans who might consider an AK-47 a hunting gun tongue.gif).
Canadians just have a different attitude towards guns though, I suppose.
I have to agree with Rix's POV. I can't see many incidents happening if all you have available is a typical hunting gun (though I know some Americans who might consider an AK-47 a hunting gun tongue.gif).
Canadians just have a different attitude towards guns though, I suppose.
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QUOTE (Kantizuni @ Apr 8 2008, 09:35 PM)
I can't see many incidents happening if all you have available is a typical hunting gun (though I know some Americans who might consider an AK-47 a hunting gun tongue.gif).
The size of the bullet + rate of fire can be a deciding factor in who lives and dies.....
But I understand the bullet is a bullet view as well.