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		By: Anirban (aka Abner) Bhattacharya		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Former Detective Craw-guns make it easier to kill. Yes, people commit assault and battery along with murder using other weapons such as knives and 1 can kill with their own hands, but with guns, it’s just easier for some1 to commit murder. Many to most murders are passion crimes committed by ordinary people-2nd Degree Murder cases such as a man who has a quarrel with his wife after he finds out that she has been having an affair and he takes out a gun and shoots her dead. If the gun had not been there, then possibly he would have had time to cool down. But with a gun, it made it easier for him to pull the trigger in a rage and then spend many years in prison for killing his wife.

Owning a gun should be a privilege not a right. If people want to own handguns and rifles, then they should go through same reqt. as owning and driving a car, such as licensing, training and insurance. People who don’t understand guns owning guns must not own guns for the same reason as people who don’t understand cars must not drive.

If people want to own a hunting rifle to hunt for food, then require marksmanship for hunters, so that it’s a fast kill. While I support animal welfare, I don’t go to the extreme as PETA does. Though PETA would differ, I would rather see a hunter quickly shoot and kill a quail, duck, deer or rabbit and eat their kill vs. a python killing a rabbit. Yes, the python is doing what is nature, but nature can be cruel.

I can tolerate hunting wild goats, deer, ducks, pheasants, hares, rabbits &#038; squirrels for food as long as animal is quickly killed for food. But I can’t tolerate hunting animals just because it’s there &#038; poaching is bad. They must punish people who poach.

I am a vegetarian but could not be vegan because I like dairy and eggs. Life would be easier if people were vegetarians, but I don’t pass judgment on those who eat meat as most of the world eats meat and is not vegetarian like I am. I don’t pass judgment on people who hunt wild goats, deer, ducks, pheasants, hares, rabbits &#038; squirrels for food as long as animal is quickly killed for food. We must support animal welfare.

It’s best that guns are owned mainly by police, security guards and military.
There’s no need for people to own military weapons and ordinary citizens must not be allowed to own them. Machine guns, tanks, flamethrowers must be for military only just as ICBM, atomic weapons, etc. belong to military. Guns and other weapons are there to kill and it’s the military who must own the most destructive weapons. If people want to own handguns and rifles, then again, go through the same reqt. as getting a car.

My interest with guns and other weapons are limited to military especially watching military programs such as the Big Picture (TV show presented by US Army from the Korean War until 1971), USMC Presents, US Navy presents and others, dealing with topics such as the 2 World Wars, Korean War, Vietnam War. While alot can be said, on the Big Picture, 3 of the best commenters they had on that program were Capt. Carl G. Zimmerman, Sgt. Stuart A. Queen and Sgt. Mansfield.

Many people including educated people do not know much about the Korean War and many do not know that the Korean War did not end in a peace treaty but in a 1953 armistice which has been violated a few times by North Korea. Many do not know that during the Vietnam War, North Korea sometimes violated the 1953 armistice by doing attacks on American Soldiers and their South Korean allies south of the 38 Parallel DMZ.

Big Picture also discusses topics such as nuclear powered submarines, small nuclear reactors, Ranger training, training military dogs, Berlin Airlift, Berlin Wall, Cuba Missile Crisis, etc. The USMC, US Navy Presents and USAF presents did shows on these topics, as well as the Korean War and Vietnam War.

Finally, the military has used atomic energy since the 1950s. President Dwight David Eisenhower came up with the idea of atoms for peace. I support nuclear/atomic energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We must use Small Modular nuclear reactors (SMR) and we must use Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor. I also support hydroelectric dams and geothermal. American Lung Association supports nuclear/atomic energy since that gives cleaner air and benefits asthmatics. Professor Steven Arthur Pinker supports atomic/nuclear energy. There are wildlife experts who support nuclear/atomic energy.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Former Detective Craw-guns make it easier to kill. Yes, people commit assault and battery along with murder using other weapons such as knives and 1 can kill with their own hands, but with guns, it’s just easier for some1 to commit murder. Many to most murders are passion crimes committed by ordinary people-2nd Degree Murder cases such as a man who has a quarrel with his wife after he finds out that she has been having an affair and he takes out a gun and shoots her dead. If the gun had not been there, then possibly he would have had time to cool down. But with a gun, it made it easier for him to pull the trigger in a rage and then spend many years in prison for killing his wife.</p>
<p>Owning a gun should be a privilege not a right. If people want to own handguns and rifles, then they should go through same reqt. as owning and driving a car, such as licensing, training and insurance. People who don’t understand guns owning guns must not own guns for the same reason as people who don’t understand cars must not drive.</p>
<p>If people want to own a hunting rifle to hunt for food, then require marksmanship for hunters, so that it’s a fast kill. While I support animal welfare, I don’t go to the extreme as PETA does. Though PETA would differ, I would rather see a hunter quickly shoot and kill a quail, duck, deer or rabbit and eat their kill vs. a python killing a rabbit. Yes, the python is doing what is nature, but nature can be cruel.</p>
<p>I can tolerate hunting wild goats, deer, ducks, pheasants, hares, rabbits &amp; squirrels for food as long as animal is quickly killed for food. But I can’t tolerate hunting animals just because it’s there &amp; poaching is bad. They must punish people who poach.</p>
<p>I am a vegetarian but could not be vegan because I like dairy and eggs. Life would be easier if people were vegetarians, but I don’t pass judgment on those who eat meat as most of the world eats meat and is not vegetarian like I am. I don’t pass judgment on people who hunt wild goats, deer, ducks, pheasants, hares, rabbits &amp; squirrels for food as long as animal is quickly killed for food. We must support animal welfare.</p>
<p>It’s best that guns are owned mainly by police, security guards and military.<br />
There’s no need for people to own military weapons and ordinary citizens must not be allowed to own them. Machine guns, tanks, flamethrowers must be for military only just as ICBM, atomic weapons, etc. belong to military. Guns and other weapons are there to kill and it’s the military who must own the most destructive weapons. If people want to own handguns and rifles, then again, go through the same reqt. as getting a car.</p>
<p>My interest with guns and other weapons are limited to military especially watching military programs such as the Big Picture (TV show presented by US Army from the Korean War until 1971), USMC Presents, US Navy presents and others, dealing with topics such as the 2 World Wars, Korean War, Vietnam War. While alot can be said, on the Big Picture, 3 of the best commenters they had on that program were Capt. Carl G. Zimmerman, Sgt. Stuart A. Queen and Sgt. Mansfield.</p>
<p>Many people including educated people do not know much about the Korean War and many do not know that the Korean War did not end in a peace treaty but in a 1953 armistice which has been violated a few times by North Korea. Many do not know that during the Vietnam War, North Korea sometimes violated the 1953 armistice by doing attacks on American Soldiers and their South Korean allies south of the 38 Parallel DMZ.</p>
<p>Big Picture also discusses topics such as nuclear powered submarines, small nuclear reactors, Ranger training, training military dogs, Berlin Airlift, Berlin Wall, Cuba Missile Crisis, etc. The USMC, US Navy Presents and USAF presents did shows on these topics, as well as the Korean War and Vietnam War.</p>
<p>Finally, the military has used atomic energy since the 1950s. President Dwight David Eisenhower came up with the idea of atoms for peace. I support nuclear/atomic energy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. We must use Small Modular nuclear reactors (SMR) and we must use Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor. I also support hydroelectric dams and geothermal. American Lung Association supports nuclear/atomic energy since that gives cleaner air and benefits asthmatics. Professor Steven Arthur Pinker supports atomic/nuclear energy. There are wildlife experts who support nuclear/atomic energy.</p>
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		By: Trevo Craw		</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Feb 2018 23:21:51 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[ARM THE SCHOOL TEACHERS:

I just spoke with a former detective and firearms instructor about the school shootings and part of the soluition is arming the teachers. I agree with Trump and he does as well. Most of those who disagree either fear guns or don&#039;t know squat about public safety.

Nobody is suggesting arm all teachers. And sayting teachers can barely control their classes, their emotions and students is short changing teachers. If that is true, maybe they are incompetent, don&#039;t have the resources and support they need from upper level administration or teaching is not for them.

The solution is logistically simple, including who will pay for the training, where the firearams will come from and who will carry them concealed. There are many former police officers and ex military in school teqacher and administrative positions now. Utilize them and arm them. They already know about weapons and the gun range. They likely have personal firearms already. I can practically guarantee you that a former police officer or ex military person has a firearms, much more so than not. Simply have them register their handgun with the local school resource officer who in turn forwards the info to his department.

School systems can add a quota standard to their hiring practices of how many teachers and/or administrators they hire must havve former military or law enforcement background. Simple as well. Again, people who are against this likely are afraid of guns or have no knowledge of public safety.

If a shooter knows people in a building are definitely armed and he does not know who, this fact will definitely impact the shooter before he enters the building. Of course arming teachers is only a part of the solution but it is a big part of the solution.

Food for thought, there are likely already teachers or administrators in schools who are carrying concealed weapons. I know numerous people who do or who did. Fortunately in Georgia the governor hadd the good sense to allow college students to carry weapons on campus if theey have permits. And the numbers of accidents or incidents have not shot up like some thought they were.

Stop being scared of guns and allow them to be used to save lives instead of taking them senselessly. In Columbine, Parkland, Aurora and Sandy Hook, a few armed and well trained people in a school would havve surprised and taken out the shooter, you better believe it.

And for those who say &quot;most of the time even police do not shoot well at the range or in crisis situations&quot;, those officers simply need to be required to spend more time on the gun range practicing monthly.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>ARM THE SCHOOL TEACHERS:</p>
<p>I just spoke with a former detective and firearms instructor about the school shootings and part of the soluition is arming the teachers. I agree with Trump and he does as well. Most of those who disagree either fear guns or don&#8217;t know squat about public safety.</p>
<p>Nobody is suggesting arm all teachers. And sayting teachers can barely control their classes, their emotions and students is short changing teachers. If that is true, maybe they are incompetent, don&#8217;t have the resources and support they need from upper level administration or teaching is not for them.</p>
<p>The solution is logistically simple, including who will pay for the training, where the firearams will come from and who will carry them concealed. There are many former police officers and ex military in school teqacher and administrative positions now. Utilize them and arm them. They already know about weapons and the gun range. They likely have personal firearms already. I can practically guarantee you that a former police officer or ex military person has a firearms, much more so than not. Simply have them register their handgun with the local school resource officer who in turn forwards the info to his department.</p>
<p>School systems can add a quota standard to their hiring practices of how many teachers and/or administrators they hire must havve former military or law enforcement background. Simple as well. Again, people who are against this likely are afraid of guns or have no knowledge of public safety.</p>
<p>If a shooter knows people in a building are definitely armed and he does not know who, this fact will definitely impact the shooter before he enters the building. Of course arming teachers is only a part of the solution but it is a big part of the solution.</p>
<p>Food for thought, there are likely already teachers or administrators in schools who are carrying concealed weapons. I know numerous people who do or who did. Fortunately in Georgia the governor hadd the good sense to allow college students to carry weapons on campus if theey have permits. And the numbers of accidents or incidents have not shot up like some thought they were.</p>
<p>Stop being scared of guns and allow them to be used to save lives instead of taking them senselessly. In Columbine, Parkland, Aurora and Sandy Hook, a few armed and well trained people in a school would havve surprised and taken out the shooter, you better believe it.</p>
<p>And for those who say &#8220;most of the time even police do not shoot well at the range or in crisis situations&#8221;, those officers simply need to be required to spend more time on the gun range practicing monthly.</p>
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		By: Pelvo White, Jr.		</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 22 Feb 2018 20:56:06 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[The AR15 did not get itself down from the shelf, load itself, and go to the high school in Parkland, Florida and kill people. A person did the planning, purchased the high powered rifle,  and did the killing. We do not need more gun control, we need more control over the violent mentally ill in our society. It is thoroughly unreasonable to blame a mindless machine for the terror that took place in Parkland, Florida. Florida has enough laws and political actors in place to help prevent school shootings. We need more money to do what need to be done. We have congress, and the federal government, governor of the state of Florida, the state legislature, circuit court judges, state prosecutors, county sheriffs, local police officers, security agencies, school boards, Department of Children and Families, other professional psychiatric evaluators of children and adult behaviors. These agencies should coordinate their efforts to create a law enforcement program through which to thoroughly investigate those children, and their families who have been, or are presently involved in violence other than self-defense in their homes, on school campuses, and, or in our communities. These individuals and their families should be thoroughly investigated by the proper state and local authorities and a determination should be made by state prosecutors, and a circuit court judge as to whether these violent individuals should be legally charged as adults, or determined delinquent, brought before the bar of justice, and possibly committed, or sentenced to detention, or incarceration within the appropriate juvenile, federal, state, or contracted facility.  It is time that a more thorough effort be made to legally identify, and adjudicate family members, to include delinquent children, that are contributing to juvenile delinquency, and also to the criminality of violent youthful adults.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The AR15 did not get itself down from the shelf, load itself, and go to the high school in Parkland, Florida and kill people. A person did the planning, purchased the high powered rifle,  and did the killing. We do not need more gun control, we need more control over the violent mentally ill in our society. It is thoroughly unreasonable to blame a mindless machine for the terror that took place in Parkland, Florida. Florida has enough laws and political actors in place to help prevent school shootings. We need more money to do what need to be done. We have congress, and the federal government, governor of the state of Florida, the state legislature, circuit court judges, state prosecutors, county sheriffs, local police officers, security agencies, school boards, Department of Children and Families, other professional psychiatric evaluators of children and adult behaviors. These agencies should coordinate their efforts to create a law enforcement program through which to thoroughly investigate those children, and their families who have been, or are presently involved in violence other than self-defense in their homes, on school campuses, and, or in our communities. These individuals and their families should be thoroughly investigated by the proper state and local authorities and a determination should be made by state prosecutors, and a circuit court judge as to whether these violent individuals should be legally charged as adults, or determined delinquent, brought before the bar of justice, and possibly committed, or sentenced to detention, or incarceration within the appropriate juvenile, federal, state, or contracted facility.  It is time that a more thorough effort be made to legally identify, and adjudicate family members, to include delinquent children, that are contributing to juvenile delinquency, and also to the criminality of violent youthful adults.</p>
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