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surprise_i'm_armed wrote:John Walsh bemoans innocent victims of any kind of violence,
yet would disarm good people of firearms, which would create MORE innocent victims. Sheesh.

SIA

It's called job security...

I am sorry he lost his child. It is a terrible world we live in sometimes. Those who murder children should be subject to the harshest punishment we can cook up. Our present punishments do not begin to compare.

However, the loss of his child does not permit him to put mine at more risk.

mamabearCali wrote:I am sorry he lost his child. It is a terrible world we live in sometimes. Those who murder children should be subject to the harshest punishment we can cook up. Our present punishments do not begin to compare.

However, the loss of his child does not permit him to put mine at more risk.

Excellent point.

sbrawley wrote:

mamabearCali wrote:I am sorry he lost his child. It is a terrible world we live in sometimes. Those who murder children should be subject to the harshest punishment we can cook up. Our present punishments do not begin to compare.

However, the loss of his child does not permit him to put mine at more risk.

jmra wrote:

sbrawley wrote:

mamabearCali wrote:I am sorry he lost his child. It is a terrible world we live in sometimes. Those who murder children should be subject to the harshest punishment we can cook up. Our present punishments do not begin to compare.

However, the loss of his child does not permit him to put mine at more risk.

I bet he'll never have Joe "The Plumber" as a guest.

Jim Beaux wrote:

I'm the father of a murdered child. I've done nothing but track violence in America since my son was murdered. We have a serious problem with guns in this country... and the NRA solution to arm every grammar-school 80-year-old teacher with a gun is absolutely ludicrous.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism ... On-The-NRA

Really? How many 80 year old grammar school teachers are there? Silly rhetoric from a grifter.

Ive read a few items about Walsh and I have absolutely no respect for the professional mourner. He has made a fortune standing on the grave of his child; who btw was not a victim of gun violence.

This is a guy who said sex offenders (not just child molesters) should have exploding chips inserted, in a place I won't mention, that go off if the person leaves a certain radius. He apparently has no opposition to violence as long as it fits his rules. I hope some one challenges him on his show as to whether a gun should be used to defend a child being molested or abducted. Just because he lost his son doesn't mean he's not an idiot.

He reminds me of the Sandy Hook parent who was seen grooming in the mirror before a press conference.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:

Jim Beaux wrote:

I'm the father of a murdered child. I've done nothing but track violence in America since my son was murdered. We have a serious problem with guns in this country... and the NRA solution to arm every grammar-school 80-year-old teacher with a gun is absolutely ludicrous.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journalism ... On-The-NRA

Really? How many 80 year old grammar school teachers are there? Silly rhetoric from a grifter.

Ive read a few items about Walsh and I have absolutely no respect for the professional mourner. He has made a fortune standing on the grave of his child; who btw was not a victim of gun violence.

I've had no use for John Walsh for many years. He's been rabidly anti-NRA, anti-gun, and specifically anti-concealed-carry since before his son was murdered. I also have no respect for someone like Walsh who bathes in the blood of his son and turns it into profit. Beth Holloway did the same thing with a TV program named Vanished with Beth Holloway. I think that show was cancelled now, as was Walsh's.

Chas.

Very well said Mr. Cotton couldn't agree with you more sir.

cnn who?