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Ya, they eluded to the fact that something gun related and unfortunate had happened to him. It's a terrible thing to loose a family member or friend, but it can also make someone biased and a liability to their cause. These people often suffer from a form of post traumatic stress/transference disorder. One can liken it to a relative dying of cancer. Sometime relatives of the deceased feel the need to blame everyone involved...doctors, nurses, hospitals. They rarely blame the CANCER. They just haven't been able to progress through the grieving process. Quite sad.

KBCraig wrote:I can't stand shows in that format, which is why I had to watch that broken up into segments of just a few minutes, over a period of three days.

Understandable...I found myself talking to my computer screen more than once. That Ceasefire guy has no persuasive ability in his commentary style. If there was some place I could send money to make sure he becomes the lead public anti-gun lobbyist I would. He got his lunch eaten by a Housewife with three kids.

flb_78 wrote:Im sure we all know by now that Melania Hain had her permit returned to her.

Here's an debate with her, some pro gun guy and 2 antigun guys from New Jersey.

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I watched all 45 minutes of this and all I can say is Wow. The tongue and cheek stats being thrown out by the anti's was interesting. In the last 15 minutes of the show a woman called in to share her story of avoiding assault by using her concealed weapon and the anti-gun panel member all but called her a liar. He said she never should have pulled her weapon and should have just screamed and shouted. Unbelievable.