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Incendiary Image of the Day: Most Americans Now Believe a Gun in the Home Makes Them Safer

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Guns makes homes safer (courtesy washingtonpost.com)

More good news after the Senate shot down gun ban bills that would have infringed on Americans’ Constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms. Of course, that’s not the way washingtonpost.com spun the results of their own poll asking the great unwashed whether they thought a gun in the home makes their home safer. Still, we’ll take it.

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. My wife got into a discussion with a teacher after the UBC law was shot down in the senate. He was upset and stating that guns need to go. She calmly told him that she was a 5 foot tall grandmother. How was she supposed to fight of an intruder or intruders even if they were unarmed if she didn’t have a gun. He got quiet after that. And according to her 3-4 other teachers in the room agreed with her. In a California public high school.

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  2. I would prefer an SBR, honestly, I don’t know why SBR’s and SBS’s even need to be so highly regulated. Really, they have Less “killing power” than a rifle because of the shorter barrel.

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  3. Every citizen should be out on their porch with an AR and a picture of the guy, or even better, going about their business with their AR slung over their shoulder.

    This is exactly why we’re supposed to all be part of the militia.

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  4. erhgads… have you seen her facebook page? she is living-dead proof the zombie apocolypse has already occurred. I mean, evidently, calling for the death of that dude that sent the President ricin is OK!

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  5. Our enemies are taking notes on how they investigated, pursued, and engaged these two. The next bunch will be harder to catch.

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  6. Let’s keep in mind that Arianna sold Huff-Po for HUGE dollars. It is now owned by America Online, a company that seems committed to taking America offline and is entirely responsible for Huff-Po’s raging propaganda BS.

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  7. In 1775 the citizens of the Boston area were out defending their homes and liberties while today they are cowering in their homes, defenseless – a fine “Patriots Day” indeed.

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  8. Notice how the poll does not state what percent of all women believe having a gun in the home makes one safer…only white women. How racist is that? Don’t the opinions of all women matter?

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