Perldog007
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Reading the briefs and forums I start thinking that maybe the free exchange of information and opinion that the internet provides may have something to do with this case finally reaching SCOTUS.
Before the internet there was little to counter the anti-gun bias of the print and television news media. Now they have to compete. Remember the news stories of a decade ago with News Anchors making wee wee when they realized that ANYBODY CAN PUT SOMETHING ON THE INTERNET!!!!! ?
I do. They were scared. Maybe things like this case are one reason why. I have now read all the briefs I can find for both sides. The anti-gun side has no arguments not addressed by the pro-gun side. The pro-gun side has many points not addressed by the anti-gunners.
Still I am nervous. Probably taking the day off on 3/18 and spending the day unarmed and trembling with fear in D.C.. Perhaps sipping coffee and chatting with some sweet young commuters at Union Station - yes, that's just the thing for jackbootbuckethelmet anxiety.
Before the internet there was little to counter the anti-gun bias of the print and television news media. Now they have to compete. Remember the news stories of a decade ago with News Anchors making wee wee when they realized that ANYBODY CAN PUT SOMETHING ON THE INTERNET!!!!! ?
I do. They were scared. Maybe things like this case are one reason why. I have now read all the briefs I can find for both sides. The anti-gun side has no arguments not addressed by the pro-gun side. The pro-gun side has many points not addressed by the anti-gunners.
Still I am nervous. Probably taking the day off on 3/18 and spending the day unarmed and trembling with fear in D.C.. Perhaps sipping coffee and chatting with some sweet young commuters at Union Station - yes, that's just the thing for jackbootbuckethelmet anxiety.