Piers Morgan losing it again

You mean like being relegated to third shift in a small town hospital?

 

That's going to leave a mark.

 

You thought that Peoria was a suburb of Chicago. Simply put, you do not know where the hell you live. What good is it to live in Chicago when you do not go anywhere?

 

WTF would I ever go to Peoria? I go to NY, FL and CA when I want to travel, not Peoria. Come on Ron, even you are embarrassed you live in Peoria. LOL.

 

Again, you do not know the basic geography of your state. You need to get out more, might do your mental health some good.

 

You didn't answer my question. Why would I EVER want to go to Peoria? You live in the sticks Ron. You can obfuscate all you want, but that is where you live. Keep trying to attack me with ad hominem, you still live in the sticks.

 

I've been there many times, you're not missing anything.

 

Not necessarily, it depends on the length. I own a legal sawed off shotgun.

 

Myth: Most Americans favor gun control
Fact: Few “surveys” conducted in this country on the subject of gun control are unbiased. Professional survey designers have criticized both Harris and Gallup gun surveys for their construction – that the surveys have been designed to reach a desired conclusion.

Poll: Cause of Gun Volence

The way parents raise their children
45%
Popular culture
26%
Availability of guns
21%
Other
6%
No opinion
2%
Fact: Americans believe that parents and popular culture are more responsible for violence in America than firearms.
Fact: 52% of Americans in 2006 did not believe more gun control is needed.
Fact: Only 39% believe stricter gun control is needed, down from 43% in an earlier poll

Fact: A 1999 survey by CBS (hardly a pro gun organization) found these responses:
• Only 14% of Americans believe that gun control can prevent violence with guns.
• 56% of people said enforcement of existing laws is the better way to reduce violent crime than new gun control laws.
• Only 4% said gun control should be a top issue for the government.
Fact: A well-constructed survey by Time Magazine showed some interesting results. From 33,202 adult Americans surveyed in 1998:

Should the U.S. have stricter gun control laws?
Yes 6.73%
No 92.25%
Do you believe that allowing people to carry concealed weapons reduces crime?
Yes 92.22%
No 7.76%
Do you believe that U.S. cities should sue gun manufacturers to recoup money spent dealing with gun-related crime?
Yes 1.96%
No 98.01%

How would you rate the effectiveness of the Brady Bill and the “assault weapons” ban in preventing the illegal use and distribution of guns?
0.52% Very effective
3.79% Somewhat effective
6.19% Somewhat ineffective
87.27% Not at all effective
2.23% Don't know




ADOLF HITLER
“The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subject races to possess arms. History shows that all conquerors who have allowed their subject races to carry arms have prepared their own downfall by so doing.”