No guns, no weapons of mass destruction, no robotic drones, none of the crap the wimpy egg-headed, blow-hard right wingers hide behind when puffing out their fat beer-gutted bellies and oinking their slobbering piggish drivel.
Every time America is terrorized by another episode of mass gun violence, gun lobbyists and their Republican allies swoop in to divert any action that could curb access to guns.
Yes, most of us do not commit acts of gun violence, but every instance of mass killings using guns involves a perpetrator with mental illness, the signs and symptoms of which were ignored or undetected out of ignorance or shame.
"This tragedy is another grim reminder that guns are the enablers of mass killers and that our nation pays an unacceptable price for our failure to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people," Brady Campaign President Dan Gross told USA Today.
On-the-scene media coverage of these events would also become standard and, according to some observers, would contribute, along with availability of guns, to the proliferation of mass killings in subsequent decades as, according to this argument, copycats sought the limelight.
That we have to live with automatic guns and other weapons of mass misery traveling from conflict to conflict, without effective controls, with a trail of death and destruction among defenseless civilians.
He added his personal confusion that President Barack Obama's answer to repeated incidences of mass gun-violence was to appeal for stricter gun control laws, then let students know they could take free "concealed carry" classes offered by the university.
Still, backers are hopeful, noting that a ban on high-capacity magazines -- which have been involved in many of the recent high-profile instances of mass gun violence -- would be a smaller concession for gun-rights advocates than a broader assault weapons ban.
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Notwithstanding Georgia's pro-gun conservatism, the proliferation of mass shootings has nudged many suburban women with conservative fiscal tendencies to embrace stricter gun laws.
