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I'd be pleased if he came close to his dad's numbers....

The guy definitely suffers from small penis issues

Let's take it one step further. Unless one is proficient in using a gun and is accurate, the weapon is still virtually useless. Even if one has hours of training and hours at a range, the body chemistry changes once something like an intruder enters the picture. Add the addition of adrenalin to the scenario which will probably make you fumble with locks, ammunition and so forth, you're more likely to become a victim rather than a hero. Most people would be better off stocking their pantry with cans to throw at an intruder than buying a gun.

I'm old enough to remember that when one or two people in the class misbehaved, the whole class was punished. And that was back in the "good old days (50's and '60s). Same with employers, If one or two folks broke the rules, privileges were removed. Now the pampered employees of the NRA need to feel the same pain.

Worth a read from Tim Miller https://www.thebulwark.com/in-uvalde-the-most-enraging-press-conference-in-american-history/

And always spouting the party line. No original thoughts

Larry Gatlin and Larry Stewart were the other two...

I'd be ok with allowing an 18 year old have an assault type rifle if they signed up for a three year military tour first.

Good for them. Now spend your free time doing something useful

I'd like to add some sort of certification. Similar to a drivers license test, including a written test. All preformed by a reputable certified organization, none of these fly by night guys I see on facebook. Minimum of 16 hours training before taking test.

I remember a couple of years ago when the NRA met in Nashville. City ordnance restricted guns inside the convention center. Probably the same in Texas. I do like the irony

There is legislation and I think a ballot initiative that remedies the current situation in MI. What there is now is government run by aids, The current crop of legislators just gets comfortable with their position before they're term limited out. Bottom line is they are constantly running for the next position.

All of that went out the window when Congress decided to divide up territories like the Dakotas into separate states. When the Constitution was ratified Virginia included what is now Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana and Illinois were part of Virginia. Also West Virginia and parts of Ohio and Western Pa. A lot has changed in 275 years...