Walmart and Dick's raising gun buying age to 21. Do you agree? POLL
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Never. (Only 61, but never.) And I grew up in a hunting-loving family too. Five nights a week we ate what came from the end of a fishing rod or pulled out buckshot with our tongues and teeth, because no way can you get all those little pieces of metal out of a goose or deer while plucking/skinning.
And I worked in a section of Philly called the Badlands. It's the worst of the worst for ghettos, where gunfight from drug dealers happened every other week.
Guns aren't a need. They're a want.
And I worked in a section of Philly called the Badlands. It's the worst of the worst for ghettos, where gunfight from drug dealers happened every other week.
Guns aren't a need. They're a want.
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As for answering Zero's question. Don't rightly care what businesses decide for themselves. I truly believe business should be able to choose their customers.
On the other hand, I think it's way past time we teach people lives really do matter. When two generation of people are taught their is no sanctity in life, what are you expecting, except they're going to believe you?
Growing up, everybody's dad, uncles, and brothers over the age of 10 had guns, and no one was going into places to shoot people for no reason. This isn't a question of controlling guns. It should be a question of teaching people God really is and what he says is true. Growing up, America wasn't a Christian nation, but it had Christian values. That's what changed, not the lack of gun control.
On the other hand, I think it's way past time we teach people lives really do matter. When two generation of people are taught their is no sanctity in life, what are you expecting, except they're going to believe you?
Growing up, everybody's dad, uncles, and brothers over the age of 10 had guns, and no one was going into places to shoot people for no reason. This isn't a question of controlling guns. It should be a question of teaching people God really is and what he says is true. Growing up, America wasn't a Christian nation, but it had Christian values. That's what changed, not the lack of gun control.
