The mole...

I'm sure you know about the mole (or moles) who have infiltrated your "closed" or "secret" groups. 

Given my opinion for reading your comments and the fact that you THINK I have no idea of what your arguments against gun control might be.

Wouldn't it be a lark to find out I'm actually the mole: spewing the rubbish that you believe at you knowing all the time that it is sheer bollocks. 

Got that:

SHEER BOLLOCKS

You're thinking you're so smart, while I'm having a laugh at you chasing your tails and proving what I have been saying all along: you're a bunch of idiots who couldn't tell your arses from a hole in the ground.

Seriously, you can't handle a computer--what makes you think you can handle a gun?

Then again, if I were a superhacker: I'd turn your pages into Teletubby fan sites with a heavy emphasis on Tinky-Winky.

Now, go play with your purple purses and stop pouting.

West Virginia Woman Wounded in Accidental Shooting through the Wall

Local news reports

The incident happened around 6 p.m. at an apartment in the 1400 block of Quarrier Street, said Lt. H.P. Hickman of the Charleston Police Department.

The woman was coming up the stairs in her apartment building when a man fired a handgun in another part of the building, Hickman said. The bullet went through a wall and into her shoulder, he said.

She was taken to CAMC with non life-threatening injuries.

The man left the scene without speaking with police, Hickman said.

"The detectives bureau is investigating," Hickman said. "At this time we think it's an accidental shooting, but they're out just to make sure."

You see, they don't want to arrest the dangerous idiot.  They just want to "make sure" it was an accident which can easily be shrugged off as part of the deal. It's part of the freedom deal.

North Carolina Man is Dead - He Forgot the One in the Chamber and Handed the Gun to His 11-Year-old Step-Daughter

Bryan and Pamela Reno

The Charlotte Observer

An 11-year-old Cleveland County girl accidentally shot her 19-year-old stepfather to death Friday with a handgun he had just acquired, county Sheriff Alan Norman said Saturday.

When they arrived, they found Bryan Scott Reno dead from an apparent gunshot wound to the chest, Norman said.

Authorities determined that Reno had purchased the gun either through a trade or purchase within 24 hours of the incident, Norman said.

He said that on Friday evening, while his 35-year-old wife Pamela Reno slept, Bryan Reno showed the gun to his stepdaughter. At one point, Reno removed the magazine slide from the firearm and handed the .380-caliber gun to her to examine, Norman said.

“During the course of her looking at the firearm, it’s apparent that she pulled the trigger of the firearm and it discharged,” Norman said. “It just appears he failed to check the chamber to make sure there was not a bullet in the chamber, and it turned fatal.”

Neighbor Patty Saltares said the Renos had moved into their single-wide mobile home on Lemmons Road within the last couple of weeks.

At least we finally have a proper description of the unintentional discharge. What was that ridiculous pro-gun justification about using the passive voice? This way, attributing the mistake to a human person instead of the gun, doesn't seem to create any problems.

Trailer-trash red-necks, and everyone else for that matter, should have to pass a simple test in order to be qualified to own firearms.  Many of them would be screened out right there.  Those who pass should be required to have some minimal training during which they could learn that taking out the magazine is not enough to make the gun safe. I mean, how fucking stupid do you have to be to even need that lesson? Yet, how often do we read about negligent discharges that happen for that very reason?

Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/09/07/4294301/11-year-old-girl-accidentally.html#.Uiwho8anrmM#storylink=cpy

Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/09/07/4294301/11-year-old-girl-accidentally.html#.Uiwho8anrmM#storylink=cpy