What's your opinion? Is a resident of Phoenix more free than one, say, from New Jersey? Do lax gun laws make people more or less free? What do you think?Police have identified the man who was killed after a fight broke out at a Phoenix bar early Friday.
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"Is a resident of Phoenix more free than one, say, from New Jersey?"
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http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/2011/02/04/police-off-duty-officer-kills-man-in-nj-bar-fight/
http://www.nj.com/mercer/index.ssf/2011/02/trenton_police_investigate_fat.html
Oh yeah, I forgot. New Jersey has gun control, gunowner registration, ban on standard capacity magazines, ban on hollow-point bullets, on e gun a month, AND they ban guns in bars.
Yup, must be safer.
You know, Flagstaff, Oak Creek, Sedona and the Grand Canyon are beautiful. Summer rain and lightning are spectacular. But most of Arizona is just a furnace. Be sure to look for a Navajo trading post or some turquoise.
ReplyDeleteIf you ever travel to Phoenix, there is a Mexican restaurant/drive thru near the La Quinta Inn on MacDowell Road that has the best and biggest shrimp cocktails this side of the border. If you want to have a really fun evening with a loose cadre of great musicians and singers that play in various configurations, be sure to visit the Rhythm Room. Most normal people would not really consider bringing a gun!.
If there was a curfew instituted so that people were not allowed to be at a bar at 1:45 am to get inot fights, would people be more free, or less free?
ReplyDeleteArizona freedom, you can have it.
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