> That's kinda the same thing as people who get so upset about guns. Gun
> stores aren't selling Uzi's. Making it hard for me to buy a gun
> doesn't affect a criminals ability to get one much at all. Again, duh.
>
Personally, I'm not worried about Uzi's either. It's the relatively
normal people with a handgun who, under normal circumstances, are
just fine. Just get them in a car, or at a losing sports event, etc
etc. and they go a little too far.
Also, how many children get killed because their parents place the
guns someplace accessible? I feel that instead of a x day "waiting
period" gun owners should have to take a "gun ownership class" before
being able to purchase, with a "refresher" every 3-5years or so.
A handgun is more likely to kill a relative/dog/innocent person than
a criminal.
ReDesChall:
But anyway, if every handgun is the world was to shoot through the
new budget reform law, would it go through? How many Bullets Per
Second could be sustained? :)
-- Richard Hendricks, Applications Engineer, Austin, Texas Scientific discoveries, engineering failures. That is why society places engineers below scientists. A scientist researches for years and finds nothing, at least society knows it can't be done. An engineer's design fails, and people die. Who should we be putting on pedastals?