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To: Sig who wrote (129852)	4/23/2004 8:37:32 AM
From: jttmab	Respond to of 281500

Now that you mention it, we already have a marvelous supply of killing materials in modern cities. Sure we do, and new killing machines will be added to the bunch. If a man or even a kid with the mind of a terrorist started to use those things in an evil way we are in trouble. Our children are educated beginning in the homes- dont mix ammonia and clorox, dont drink the anti-freeze,dont pour water in the acid, do it the other way, dont steal or you will end up in jail, and dont kill people unless you have a permit. A person can walk down the aisle of a Home Depot and pick out your bomb making material, or rob a drug store for poisons...... And the largest % of killing machines used are those that take the least effort. Killers, by and large, are a lazy bunch. We are going to either change or eliminate the evil minds who use or plan to use weapons to destroy our lives or economy. I expect it will be neither for the forseable future. Guns dont kill, people kill. People with guns kill. jttmab