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onetime2 · 11-21-2003, 05:11 AM

Seems like it has no real relevance. So, a bunch of people passed a law that requires homes to have a gun. What makes the relatively few viewpoints communicated indicative of the Midwest or gives them greater significance than someone you run across in Spanish Harlem or anywhere else in the US?

The simple fact that they voted to force every homeowner in town to be a gun owner shows they are not representative of the nation at large or the heartland.

The response that we can turn the country into a parking lot says a lot about the level of thinking that at least one of the town spokespeople put into the situation.

11-21-2003, 05:11 AM	#2 (permalink)
onetime2 Junkie Location: NJ	Seems like it has no real relevance. So, a bunch of people passed a law that requires homes to have a gun. What makes the relatively few viewpoints communicated indicative of the Midwest or gives them greater significance than someone you run across in Spanish Harlem or anywhere else in the US? The simple fact that they voted to force every homeowner in town to be a gun owner shows they are not representative of the nation at large or the heartland. The response that we can turn the country into a parking lot says a lot about the level of thinking that at least one of the town spokespeople put into the situation. __________________ Strive to be more curious than ignorant.