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State News & Gun News => Delaware News => Topic started by: Hawkeye on December 12, 2009, 01:18:31 PM

Title: Today's Hit Piece in the News Journal
Post by: Hawkeye on December 12, 2009, 01:18:31 PM
As expected, this article as slanted against guns and makes the NRA out as the bad guy. Note this quote of page 2.
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A Violence Policy Center project has mined news reports to find that more than 100 people have been killed by holders of handgun-carry permits since 2007, including nine law enforcement officers. The project originally intended to list all gun crimes by permit holders, but there were too many to keep track of, Rand said.
As duly noted in the comments section, that is only 100 out of more than 30,000 firearm homicides.

http://www.delawareonline.com/article/20091212/NEWS02/912120331

More fair and balanced reporting from the News Urinal.
Title: Re: Today's Hit Piece in the News Journal
Post by: Sigarms12 on December 12, 2009, 04:10:02 PM
"Chattanooga retiree Ken Hasse, 71, said he worries about the possible consequences of allowing people to carry their guns in places like parks. "It's going to tempt somebody to use one," he said"

Why would I be tempted to use my gun in a park? Like any where I go the only way I would use my gun is if me and or my family is threatened.
Title: Re: Today's Hit Piece in the News Journal
Post by: Moosie on December 14, 2009, 01:04:42 PM
Yup, I'd be tempted to use mine to squirrel hunt right about the time Timmy is feeding it.

"are you serious?"?  Ken Hasse sounds like he's got a touch of the stupids.  Then again, most of America seems to these days.

Too bad that report doesnt break down where the permits were issued from of those who killed someone AND broke it down if those who killed someone did so in self defense or just for giggles. 

The News Urinal sucks.  I wish I had enough money to start my own paper.  It would ruin TNU.
Title: Re: Today's Hit Piece in the News Journal
Post by: Sigarms12 on December 14, 2009, 02:23:25 PM
What makes it worse is that it was written by the Associated Press.