Remember what "Joe the Plumber" said after another mass shooting.

[tblue37]

He wrote, "Your dead kid doesn't trump my rights"--i.e., his right to purchase and stockpile guns if he wants to.

That is how they think.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

1. Took me a long time to understand that's how they think.

If they had to choose between their own kids' lives and owning an arsenal with no restrictions, their kids would be history.

[SummerSnow]

2. Guns or sons, that's how they feel

[Ferrets are Cool]

4. It's hard to think that way, but I am not sure

that you aren't right. I know that is double negative. I live in the deep south and I know a LOT, I mean a LOT of gun totin people with arsenals. I want to think that they would choose to let their OWN child live rather than keep their guns, but I can't be sure. And if its NOT their OWN child, I KNOW the answer. FUCKING HYPOCRITES.

[tblue37]

5. Considering all the kids who die accidentally from getting hold of their parents' negligently

stored guns, it seems a significant number of them do value their guns over their kids.

Maybe they don't consciously acknowledge that to themselves, but the evidence if all over the place that guns in the hone are a deadly risk to your kids unless they are properly stored, but too many gun lovers don't want their guns to be safely stored because they want split second access to them--and they want them loaded and ready to be fired immediately.

[Ferrets are Cool]

6. These assholes have the mentatity of most young people who take

irresponsible chances...IT WILL NEVER HAPPEN TO ME.

[Skittles]

3. that is how gun humping cowards think

[uponit7771]

7. InOtherWods: "Dead Kids [are less than] WMDs made for civilian use

[Iggo]

8. You're damn right that's how they think.

Guns are more important than people.