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What If She Had Had Her Glock?
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What If She Had Had Her Glock?
Joe Lolli
CalNRA Contributor
August 10, 2002
Numerous members of South Carolina Grassroots Gun Rights organization sent emails, made phone calls and mailed letters to our junior Senator in the hopes of chiding him into allowing S.2554 to proceed through the legislative process and allow the bill to be debated and voted on in his committee.
We all received the same 'boiler-plate" reply back, complete with erroneous information and superfluous details on issues unrelated to that with which we were writing about.
Our junior senator has no interest in allowing Ellen Saracini to testify in front of his committee. He would much prefer that S.2554 simply die in his committee when the senate adjourns for their summer recess. To allow Mrs. Saracini to speak would require that he also allow discussion of the bill and possibly allow a vote on the bill. And that certainly is not what Senator Foghorn Leghorn wants.
Remember this; September 11th, 2001 was the REAL cost of Gun Control.
Dillon Klebold, Eric Harris, Colin Ferguson and Mohammed Attah all had one thing in common. Each of them chose to attack a location where our government would guarantee their safety by denying any second amendment rights of armed self-defense to their intended victims.
It is my understanding that Barbara Olsen left her Glock at home, right next to her Virginia State concealed weapons permit. That way, she would obey the law when she set foot aboard the government's "terrorist protection zones", or rather, the "victim disarmament zone" that we commonly call commercial aircraft.
Joe Lolli is from Edisto Island, South Carolina, and is a talk radio host on WTMA.
http://www.calnra.org/Lolli/wl43.html
"If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of a constitutional privilege." - Arkansas Supreme Court, 1878
Joe Lolli
CalNRA Contributor
August 10, 2002
Numerous members of South Carolina Grassroots Gun Rights organization sent emails, made phone calls and mailed letters to our junior Senator in the hopes of chiding him into allowing S.2554 to proceed through the legislative process and allow the bill to be debated and voted on in his committee.
We all received the same 'boiler-plate" reply back, complete with erroneous information and superfluous details on issues unrelated to that with which we were writing about.
Our junior senator has no interest in allowing Ellen Saracini to testify in front of his committee. He would much prefer that S.2554 simply die in his committee when the senate adjourns for their summer recess. To allow Mrs. Saracini to speak would require that he also allow discussion of the bill and possibly allow a vote on the bill. And that certainly is not what Senator Foghorn Leghorn wants.
Remember this; September 11th, 2001 was the REAL cost of Gun Control.
Dillon Klebold, Eric Harris, Colin Ferguson and Mohammed Attah all had one thing in common. Each of them chose to attack a location where our government would guarantee their safety by denying any second amendment rights of armed self-defense to their intended victims.
It is my understanding that Barbara Olsen left her Glock at home, right next to her Virginia State concealed weapons permit. That way, she would obey the law when she set foot aboard the government's "terrorist protection zones", or rather, the "victim disarmament zone" that we commonly call commercial aircraft.
Joe Lolli is from Edisto Island, South Carolina, and is a talk radio host on WTMA.
http://www.calnra.org/Lolli/wl43.html
"If cowardly and dishonorable men sometimes shoot unarmed men with army pistols or guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary and gallows, and not by a general deprivation of a constitutional privilege." - Arkansas Supreme Court, 1878
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Otherwise, it should not be surprised by the occasional case of civil disobedience, nor should it punish such actions harshly in present circumstances. CCW means just that. Not every Tom, Dick and Harry with a regulation has a right to know when I happen to be carrying or not.
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"If cowardly & dishonorable men shoot unarmed men with army guns, the evil must be prevented by the penitentiary...and not by general deprivation of constitutional privilege." - Arkansas Supreme Court, 1878
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I might not always tell you the truth, but I will never lie to you!
I might not always tell you the truth, but I will never lie to you!