[KMA]Avenger wrote:I like how you've ignored nearly everything i've said and posted

I'm sorry but Walter had much better posts IMO and he was actually discussing the situation and with valid arguments for his case. I simply forgot to read the last posts you made. Where they specifically answering me, or just with links to cases where guns saved someone? Cause I said earlier in this thread we can all find links with story's to back us up. I prefer us discussing solutions and maybe the origins of the problems. You just keep making this about me, you use every other post to attack me instead of attacking the problem. Which is the number of people being killed.
Want me to post all links I can find where guns killed people instead of saving them? We all know both situations come up.
Dec 12, 2012 – A 4-year-old boy in Houston accidently shot himself in the head and a 5-year-old girl in Philadelphia shot herself in the foot after both children got a hold of their parents' guns Tuesday night
Aug 1, 2008 – This week, a toddler fatally shot himself after finding a gun in his parent's car.
Toddler Accidentally Shot, Killed Himself With Deputy's Gun
Between 2006 and 2010, 561 children under 12 were killed by firearms, according to the FBI's most recent Uniform Crime Reports. The numbers each year are consistent: 120 in 2006; 115 in 2007; 116 in 2008, 114 in 2009 and 96 in 2010. The FBI's count does not include gun-related child deaths that authorities have ruled accidental.
Wonder how many innocent children could still be alive today... but like you said you need guns for your protection. So 500 kids being killed by guns is not worthy of us discussing a solution. I'm sure you can find arguments how a gun could have saved them in that scenario... You better continue attacking my intelligent. It will get you so far and avoid talking about the problem.
Shall we get real here? You guys keep being on the fence because I dare say guns are a problem. It doesn't matter how it's solved (with less guns or more guns) it's just a fact something needs to be done in the US. Sue me for wanting to discuss the problem and not wanting to see so many innocent children being killed for no other reason but irresponsible gun-loving Americans. But US needs a change, for the better.