For Democrats, gun politics are bad politics

[darkhunter]

http://www.cnn.com/2012/07/20/politi...ics/index.html

[rmagill]

Well, it looks like they are finally starting to understand where so many Americans stand on gun control and the political impact we have. I do have to wonder, though, how many of these "pro-2A democrats" are only faking their support until they are in office...

[Cherokee60]

CNN recently lost me as a viewer - after many years - after the recent anchor change and far too many hidden references to us wacky conservatives and patriots and our lunatic gun ownership.

[ShooterInPA1]

Of course that piece did not have any Pro-Gun arguments contained within.

"Journalists"........LOL!

Love how when they talk of guns, the screen cuts to sirens and horrible imagery. Never mentioning anything like this:

Slain student called 911, but no one came in time (48 minutes until police arrived)

http://articles.cnn.com/2008-12-16/j...in?_s=PM:CRIME

[Johannes_Paulsen]

Well, it looks like they are finally starting to understand where so many Americans stand on gun control and the political impact we have. I do have to wonder, though, how many of these "pro-2A democrats" are only faking their support until they are in office...

As long as they keep faking their support enough to vote with us, I could care less what their secret inner thoughts are.

[NY Refugee]

Its very funny that anytime the left or the anti-gun crowd cries about not getting more draconian gun laws its the NRAs fault, they have waaaaaaay to much influance and money.
But we rarely hear from the main stream media about the money and influance that the Unions and trail lawyers pump in to the left.
Well must just be coincidence.

[darkhunter]

Of course that piece did not have any Pro-Gun arguments contained within.

"Journalists"........LOL!

Love how when they talk of guns, the screen cuts to sirens and horrible imagery. Never mentioning anything like this:

Slain student called 911, but no one came in time (48 minutes until police arrived)

http://articles.cnn.com/2008-12-16/j...in?_s=PM:CRIME

Don't they have to send an officer whenever a 911 call is received?

[ByAnyMeans]

Don't they have to send an officer whenever a 911 call is received?

It seems they did it just took 48 minutes for the police to arrive.

There is also the case that went to the Supreme Court which affirmed the police have a duty to protect society, not the individual. If memory serves correct the women in that case called the police and the officers responded but the house seemed fine when they drove by so they never actually went to the door. I'm sure someone who can rememebr the name of the case will respond with more accurate details.


Edited to add:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warren_...ct_of_Columbia


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castle_Rock_v._Gonzales

[darkhunter]

Uhm isn't society made up of individuals lol im a little confused

[darkhunter]

That was some of the most disturbing things I have ever read, why the fuck do we have police then honestly save us the money and fire all of them they're no good and perform no services apparently