Today 2/8 Only!!! Please Vote!!!
- Thread starter jaydee
- Start date
And the results are;
Survey for February 08, 2000
Gun Control
1. In general, how strict are current gun control laws in the United States?
3% - Undecided –
12% Too strict
21% Appropriate
52% Not strict enough
9% I’m not familiar enough with gun control laws to fairly answer this question
2. Do you believe private gun ownership deters crime?
13% - Undecided –
36% Yes
50% No
3. Do you believe that Americans should continue to have the right to bear arms?
11% - Undecided –
75% Yes
12% No
Survey for February 08, 2000
Gun Control
1. In general, how strict are current gun control laws in the United States?
3% - Undecided –
12% Too strict
21% Appropriate
52% Not strict enough
9% I’m not familiar enough with gun control laws to fairly answer this question
2. Do you believe private gun ownership deters crime?
13% - Undecided –
36% Yes
50% No
3. Do you believe that Americans should continue to have the right to bear arms?
11% - Undecided –
75% Yes
12% No
TheBluesMan
Moderator Emeritus
Damn! 
One out of three our way.
In baseball, that's a .333 average, pretty good. In life, that sucks.
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RKBA!
"The people have the right to bear arms for their defense and security"
Ohio Constitution, Article I, Section 4
Concealed Carry is illegal in Ohio.
Ohioans for Concealed Carry Website
One out of three our way.
In baseball, that's a .333 average, pretty good. In life, that sucks.
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RKBA!
"The people have the right to bear arms for their defense and security"
Ohio Constitution, Article I, Section 4
Concealed Carry is illegal in Ohio.
Ohioans for Concealed Carry Website
Hey Blues, there's something you're overlooking: 75% of the respondents, including those that think guns don't deter crimes, are in favor of RKBA! In statistical terms, that's a rout! There isn't anything, save apple pie, that gets more than 60% in this contrarian culture.
I have been preaching for quite a while that I believe most Americans believe in not only our constitutional rights, but our historic rights, to keep and bear arms.
I think there's a gnawing feeling in many people that *something* needs to be done about violence in schools, etc. They haven't figured out what that *something* is, and quite frankly I think we are all so afraid of our own deaths that we will go to extreme measures not just to stamp out violence, but to stamp out death!
And wtshtf, a gun can be the best enemy death ever had!
When our *safe a$$* politicians support RKBA, you know they're doing it based on a perceived widespread support, IMHO.
I have been preaching for quite a while that I believe most Americans believe in not only our constitutional rights, but our historic rights, to keep and bear arms.
I think there's a gnawing feeling in many people that *something* needs to be done about violence in schools, etc. They haven't figured out what that *something* is, and quite frankly I think we are all so afraid of our own deaths that we will go to extreme measures not just to stamp out violence, but to stamp out death!
And wtshtf, a gun can be the best enemy death ever had!
When our *safe a$$* politicians support RKBA, you know they're doing it based on a perceived widespread support, IMHO.