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Wednesday, 10 April 2013

Stabbings Prove Gun Control Matters

Posted on 08:40 by amla
Yesterday a Texas wacko stabbed 14 people on a college campus. Because he used a knife none of the 14 were killed and several had wounds so insignificant they didn't need any medical aid.

Had that Texas wacko had any automatic weapon, and AR-15 or even a Glock pistol, at least 10 of those 14 people would be dead today. The fact that even in gun crazed Texas this wacko couldn't get his hands on a firearm saved a lot of lives yesterday.
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