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  Lady-C August 11, 2012 at 8:22pm

  When I was a little girl in the 50's we lived in a small town and had chickens.  I can remember that sometimes dogs or other animals would break into the chicken house at night to grab a roosting chicken. My dad had a 22  and every once in a whlle, he had to go out back and shoot a critter getting into the chicken house. I was very frightened when that happened.   I was upset for the chickens, but also upset for the wild dog or whatever was roaming about.

  I have very mixed feelings about firearms.  I know it was necessary to protect the chickens because they were a food source and egg layers.  They can't defend themselves and we loved them just for being themselves.

  On the other hand, I absolutely abhor violence of any kind.  I think they are needed in this world to some degree, and it's wrong to take them from the people in order to control them.  I guess I don't like the senselessness of just shooting something or someone because they happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time....but as I've been on this planet quite awhile, I recognize that people MAY have to defend themselves or their family at some point. 

  I don't have the answers for this...unless it's tied in with ascension.  Hopefully we won't have to worry about it soon.
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  Seek and you shall find August 10, 2012 at 8:44am

  Yeah indeed, we have ever more become some of the guinea pigs where things are first tested.

  It's a very tranquillized country, socially tall poppy syndrome takes care of all those with loud voices, in some ways it's worse than the US.
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  Seek and you shall find August 10, 2012 at 8:39am

  Indeed. Either everyone has a gun or no one has a gun. The choice stands before humanity.
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  Seek and you shall find August 8, 2012 at 9:02am

  It's pretty hard to understand gun ownership, until you've lived in countries like South Africa, where if you don't have one it's basically like walking around and asking for someone to kill you right away.

  Thankfully most of the western world is far more civilized, sans mass shootings of course. It a very complex problem. Ownership, the shootings, crime in general, the need for laws (pro/con)....those are only the symptoms.
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  Maloo12 August 8, 2012 at 2:26am

  I am the daughter of a FIREARMs dealer.....he used to beat me repeatedly~I lived in fear as a kid....he is associated with 2 familiy suicides... HIS mentality..is very UNHEALTHY  and he uses fear to controll~typical BULLY....WELL I AM AWAKE NOW...and I have told him...this little girl is gonna bring...HIM down... !!!
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    Mindstro > Maloo12 August 9, 2012 at 1:06am

    Hi Maloo

    None of my business ... but i'd just like to say ... with respect ..

    Why don't you just forgive him ... and leave him to his free-will choices (unless ur saving lives, of course :)

    Send him LOVE ..

    ... and take you UP

    Love always

    Mindstro
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      Maloo12 > Mindstro August 9, 2012 at 6:37am

      Just a SAMPLE for u.....MY father tried to posion my horse..My father .killed my dog...I have tried to forgive....god have i tried....WHY does A FATHER  do this...to his own CHILD....why destroy what I love...He was my hero....and I appreciate your thoughts....BLESS U...Maloo
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  Giant Rocker August 8, 2012 at 1:51am

  I truthfully think guns should be completely banned, but the surrendering of weapons needs to start with our governments. They need to surrender them to We The People, their bosses.
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  hunter August 8, 2012 at 1:44am

  ironically wanting to own a gun for the reasons anunciated suggests an insufficient responsability that ought to preclude ownership....
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  hunter August 8, 2012 at 12:14am

  this is right up there with the stupidest discourses ive come across

  it is so stupid im lost for words as to how to describe and quantify the absurdities it asserted

  thank heavens australians have realtively robust gun control

  guns manifest deadly violence

  this video's message is disgusting!!!!