I thought that this was interesting. Tom Plate writes that there are "too many guns floating around the United States".
Quote: "These students were not killed by a Korean, they were killed by a 9 mm handgun and a .22-caliber handgun."
I think Tom, if you check into it, you will find that a lunatic was pulling the triggers.
By your logic quoted above Mr. Plate, why don't we then put the guns on trial?
In Mr. Plate's mind Justice is as follows:
Picture a courtroom with a Glock 9mm handgun laying on the witness stand between the microphone and a half full glass of water.
Prosecuter: Mr. 9mm Glock, where were you on the morning in question?
Silence......
More Silence..
Prosecutor: Mr. Glock, I am asking you a question.
Silence.
Prosecutor: Have you nothing to say?
Silence.
Judge: Mr. 9, I will charge you with contempt if you do not answer the questions.
Silence
Judge: Bailiff, take him away.
Bailiff trigger locks the Glock sitting on the witness stand and carries it to the city evidence room vault to do some hard time.
Judge: Bring in his accomplice.... Mr. Walther 22!
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Evidence lockers are far too inhumane to subject any prisoner to. I recommend that the Glock be put in the general prison population. It shall receive three square meals a day and access to the exercise yard.
I wasn't aware that guns "floated around", myself.
I mean, a few specialty ones do float; I think the AR-7 might.
But, generally, they just sink.
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