Center for Disease Control says:

[commie_kalafornian]

Originally Posted by MicahLorain

I found spellcheck! I'm not a supporter of gun bans but there should be regulation so they arent sold like packs of cigarettes. the us has a very high crime rate compared to the countries of europe and australia, nz, japan and canada. they restrict guns to. the ones that want to flood our cities with guns should try raising a family in a ghetto full of guns and scores of dead kids to back it up. its easy to lust for guns in the boonies!

How do you think guns are sold? I think you need to do some research into the laws and regulations that must be met before a gun is sold and it is not how you 'think' it is done like a pack of cigarettes.

Please humor me, TELL me how guns are sold and lets see if your right or based your ideas on how guns are sold by missinformation and prejudice.

[Xxena]

Originally Posted by commie_kalafornian

How do you think guns are sold? I think you need to do some research into the laws and regulations that must be met before a gun is sold and it is not how you 'think' it is done like a pack of cigarettes.

Please humor me, TELL me how guns are sold and lets see if your right or based your ideas on how guns are sold by missinformation and prejudice.

I see Micah is all over the place here spewing his lovely venom of misinformation and paranoia.

As the child of immigrants to this country, my husband was also as well.. we both started out in the inner city and bad neighborhoods of chicago at those times.. but our families instead of whinning about it - did something about it, worked hard and saved their money and moved out away from that area. Either of us could have been "bad kids" running with the wrong group ie., the local gang at the time, selling drugs and a horde of other illegal things that "all" the inner city kids do.. Is it me or does Micah tend to just stereotype everything and everyone ??? ... But like many other kids born into poorer familes in the inner cities - we were among those that decided that was NOT for us in the future and did what it took in school and finding jobs and working to get out as soon as we could. In his case it meant every cent he could make at part time jobs and odd jobs around the neighborhood went to his father for the account to buy a house further away from the inner city but still in Chicago... being my husband if 5
years older than me by the time his family moved out, so did ours but I was not old enough to work yet. BUT I was expected to do stuff around the house for free as part of the family... there was no such thing as allowance in our house.. it needed to be done, you lived there, ate there, slept there etc .. you did it period..no question asked.

There was an invisible "no whinning" sign in our house along with the invisible
"shut up and just do it and quit complaining sign".. which in turn leads kids to becoming self sufficient independent adults.

MICAH ... NO WHINNING