Saturday, May 21, 2011

Phoenix Bar Fight - 1 Dead

Phoenix, Arizona is where they have the absolutely most lax gun laws in the country, well tied with a couple other gun-paradise states. But, as the gun-rights folks will certainly inform us, that has nothing to do with this.
Police have identified the man who was killed after a fight broke out at a Phoenix bar early Friday.
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?

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5 comments:

  1. "Is a resident of Phoenix more free than one, say, from New Jersey?"

    Yes.

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  2. http://www.delcotimes.com/articles/2011/02/07/news/doc4d4fe0096472b332206671.txt

    http://www.topix.com/forum/city/irvington-nj/TI22NBJ5DFAFJFCJ2

    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.

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  3. 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.

    If 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!.

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  4. 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?

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  5. Arizona freedom, you can have it.

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