Los Angeles Times Offers Surprising Lack of Insight in Editorial

The Los Angeles Times must think every NRA member wants the streets to look like something out of a gangster movie or western? Why else would they post this as the sub-head for an editorial this week:

 ”A poll finds surprising support among NRA members for some aspects of gun control.”

 Of course even NRA members believe in SOME aspects of gun control! We don’t believe that children should bring guns to school, we do believe that guns should be kept away from criminals and stored safely! The silly editorial goes on to offer:

 ”Why are the NRA’s leaders more absolutist than its members?”

 Where is this coming from? This is just absurd, but that’s the state of the mainstream media folks!

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2 Responses to “Los Angeles Times Offers Surprising Lack of Insight in Editorial”
  1. Chuck says:

    Stored properly? What exactly do you mean by that? Do you mean I should disassemble all my guns by removing the firing pin, bolt, or other mechanism and putting them in a gun safe?

    Or that I should keep them unloaded except when in use?

    Or is it okay if I keep one in my nightstand?

    Can my kid take a gun to school if he leaves it in his trunk, so he can hunt after school, or if he goes hunting before school?

    Can a rehabilitated ex-con keep a weapon in his home, to protect it from home invasion? What if the nature of his crimes, while felonious, were not violent? Can his family members own guns, and store them in a home they share with him?

    I don’t want the government putting ANY restrictions on how many guns I own, where or how I store them, or what I allow my children to do with them.

    You quote the second amendment on your “About” page. I suppose we have different understandings of “abridged.”

  2. Peter Suciu says:

    Chuck-
    You bring up excellent questions. My point was that firearms should be stored safely, the same way you would store any potentially dangerous item. I think putting oil rags and newspapers next to the furace is a bad idea!

    But no I don’t want any restrictions on how many firearms I own.

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