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« Women arming against UN "peacekeepers" | Main | House Report on BATFE reform bill »

Pro-gun story in Philie Inquirer

Posted by David Hardy · 27 September 2006 09:55 AM

The Philadelphia Inquirer actually covered the pro-gun side of the legislative debate in PA.

Gad, here's another article in it, saying that studies have shown the laws being proposed have no effect.

Rather astonishing....

· media

3 Comments

geekWithA.45 | September 27, 2006 10:26 AM

My take was that the first article was spun so that PHL residents would know who to blame* when their initiative crashed and burned around them.


*That would be us, of course, the honorable gun owners.

geekWithA.45 | September 27, 2006 10:31 AM

And the second article bleats the tired, classic bleat: Gun control doesn't work because the _other_ jurisdiction is lax!

The Mechanic | September 29, 2006 1:30 PM

I see the culture wars cranking up.....another notch! From the article: 'Criminals...are much more cautious when they know their victim could be armed.' The liberal big city mayors,catch-and-release judges and all their sociology major friends WANT us to be crime victims. They have got to be hating life about now.