Gallup: More Than 6/10 Americans Say Guns Make Homes Safer
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mamabearCali
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Re: Gallup: More Than 6/10 Americans Say Guns Make Homes Saf
That is a good thing. It really should be 8/10, but it is a good start.
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Re: Gallup: More Than 6/10 Americans Say Guns Make Homes Saf
The fact that there are that many owners willing to admit to gun ownership is good, however, I've always questioned the validity of such polls. I know that I wouldn't answer those questions truthfully. How do I know it's really Gallup on the phone? How many others here would give up that information to some random caller on the phone?
My guns won't be illegal, they'll be undocumented. 
Re: Gallup: More Than 6/10 Americans Say Guns Make Homes Saf
How about 10/10?mamabearCali wrote:That is a good thing. It really should be 8/10, but it is a good start.
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mamabearCali
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Re: Gallup: More Than 6/10 Americans Say Guns Make Homes Saf
At least 10-20% of people will be dingbats. Can't be helped.
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"The women of this country learned long ago those without swords can still die upon them!" Eowyn in LOTR Two Towers
"The women of this country learned long ago those without swords can still die upon them!" Eowyn in LOTR Two Towers
Re: Gallup: More Than 6/10 Americans Say Guns Make Homes Saf
mamabearCali wrote:At least 10-20% of people will be dingbats. Can't be helped.
You are right. Some people just can't be pleased. I had guy once that worked for me that complained when he couldn't work overtime as he said he couldn't afford to live. If I told him I needed him to work overtime he complained he couldn't spend enough time at home. I now call this the <his name here> syndrome.