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To: Srexley who wrote (39716)	3/25/2005 11:45:27 AM
From: fresc	Respond to of 173976

<The "right" people are all law abiding adult Americans. It is our RIGHT. Those like you with so little faith in people....> It's people who preach handguns are the ones who have little faith in people! NICE TRY LOONIE!

To: Srexley who wrote (39716)	3/25/2005 12:40:17 PM
From: Kevin Rose	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Whether you have a 'right' to guns is debatable. That's a rat hole I'd prefer not to go down, because it cannot be resolved definitively until the SC quits hiding. I said 'meaningful regulation' because the half-ass stuff on the books is not working. A simple yearly registration of guns be of great benefit to law enforcement, just like the yearly registration of cars. Nuclear arms are also very safe - they don't go off by themselves. Someone needs to pull the trigger. Yet, I would feel very uncomfortable if they were not regulated. I have made no false statements. We simply disagree on our point of view.

To: Srexley who wrote (39716)	3/26/2005 12:49:37 AM
From: Kevin Rose	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 173976

A few words of "wisdom" from the NRA: NRA Leader Advocates Guns for Teachers By ARTHUR H. ROTSTEIN, Associated Press Writer PHOENIX - All options should be considered to prevent rampages like the Minnesota school shooting that took 10 lives — including making guns available to teachers, a top National Rifle Association leader said Friday. "I'm not saying that that means every teacher should have a gun or not, but what I am saying is we need to look at all the options at what will truly protect the students," the NRA's first vice president, Sandra S. Froman, told The Associated Press. news.yahoo.com