Quote from: Mudwall Gatewood 3.0 on June 18, 2022, 05:33:57 AMThe Floyd riots, the Charlottesville revolution, and all other gatherings if rules and regulations are broken are unacceptable. But looting a 711 or storming the streets of a university town carrying tiki torches does not compare to 6 Jan. And anyone that makes a comparison or notes a similarity is a fucking idiot.
Happy Dad's day
Quote from: trout-r-us on June 18, 2022, 06:57:00 AMMy opinion:
Though placement of guns in schools MIGHT deter a mass shooter and divert him (it's rarely a her) to choose a softer target, perhaps he'll skip the school and head to a church, a food market, a subway car, a sporting event, a fly fishing show, etc. How many armed guards will we need to properly protect our citizens?
Any serious attempt to initiate change where cause and effect are at play is normally approached via use of a root cause analysis. Attempting to prevent a mass shooting by concentrating effort on how to kill the perpetrator once he is on the scene seems to me to be addressing the issue bass ackwards, or as some say having the tail wag the dog.
Peace not piece!
Quote from: Mudwall Gatewood 3.0 on June 18, 2022, 05:33:57 AMThe Floyd riots, the Charlottesville revolution, and all other gatherings if rules and regulations are broken are unacceptable. But looting a 711 or storming the streets of a university town carrying tiki torches does not compare to 6 Jan. And anyone that makes a comparison or notes a similarity is a fucking idiot.
Unraveling 6 Jan and assuring it never happens again indeed should take precedence over gas and grocery prices, and 401Ks. Particularly with this aging group of anglers. Face it, we have a few decades remaining if we're lucky. If given the choice, I'd take democracy longevity over growing investments or the low price of goods.
Happy Dad's day