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Cue our 'experts' to tell us how he could have avoided this 'unfortunate' occurrence. nt onehandle Jul 2012 #1
If only everyone was armed.... lunatica Jul 2012 #2
If only everyone was armed? Then what? liberal N proud Jul 2012 #4
The NRA's position is that if, when this carnage started in the theater, Doctor_J Jul 2012 #15
Gun nuts will deny that is the NRA's position. liberal N proud Jul 2012 #18
Fortunately the theater had a no-guns allowed policy 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #26
I don't think you will find anyone advocating the arming of children. Atypical Liberal Jul 2012 #6
Untrue, and I think you know that Doctor_J Jul 2012 #14
teaching gun safety and trips to the range are not "in favor of arming children" n/t EX500rider Jul 2012 #19
There is a big difference between teaching youth to shoot and advocating they keep and bear arms. Atypical Liberal Jul 2012 #30
What a bright world this would be! klook Jul 2012 #27
The shooter was wearing bullet proof equipment and using an assault rifle. kemah Jul 2012 #29
I was being sarcastic lunatica Jul 2012 #34
This expert is not surprised. Atypical Liberal Jul 2012 #5
Not an expert atreides1 Jul 2012 #7
Wow Esse Quam Videri Jul 2012 #3
Now THERE'S a problem the NRA could address! NinetySix Jul 2012 #8
No doubt they would support new regulation to improve quality control of 100-round drum magazines. DCBob Jul 2012 #11
and... so... lanlady Jul 2012 #9
Yeah, What kind of warranty was on that drum magazine? RC Jul 2012 #10
It jammed? Third Doctor Jul 2012 #12
"Oates said such a weapon was capable of firing 50 to 60 rounds a minute" awoke_in_2003 Jul 2012 #13
When they wrote the Second Amendment, rifles of that time ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #17
True... awoke_in_2003 Jul 2012 #21
Well regulated meant well equiped bossy22 Jul 2012 #22
That's dumb as dirt. nt greyl Jul 2012 #24
NO! Well regulated did NOT mean "well-equipped" ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #38
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Can't even imagine the casualties if it hadn't jammed tawadi Jul 2012 #16
Anyone who buys an assault rifle should have to wear a bright orange hat at all times. truthisfreedom Jul 2012 #20
Would an oragne jumpsuit do? Igel Jul 2012 #23
Something stylish and/or attention getting is a must... -..__... Jul 2012 #28
Missing the point! NO ONE should be able to ohgeewhiz Jul 2012 #39
High capacity clips tend to do that 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #25
what does it mean when a gun "jams"? Liberal_in_LA Jul 2012 #31
How AR-15s jam bicentennial_baby Jul 2012 #33
Thanks Liberal_in_LA Jul 2012 #36
When the next round doesn't get seated in the chamber properly for one reason or another Posteritatis Jul 2012 #35
like when a staple gets stuck in the stapler. Got it. Liberal_in_LA Jul 2012 #37
Good metaphor. slampoet Jul 2012 #40
What a ripoff. I hope a refund is on its way n/t rocktivity Jul 2012 #32
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