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I stand corrected. My apologies. This is deeply distrubing.

"The Lexx" <lexx@planetarymotion.net> wrote in message news:YDqH6.20934$V6.879009@typhoon.mn.mediaone.net...
> Not BS Harry:
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> NO EASY ANSWERS GUN ADVOCATES SAY FEAR OF LIABILITY KEEPS PARENTS FROM
> TEACHING SURVIVAL SKILLS.
> 
> Kimi Yoshino THE FRESNO BEE, Published on August 26, 2000, Page A1, Article
> 2 of 7 found, 641 words.
> The first thing Jessica Carpenter asked for was a gun.When the 14-year-old
> girl ran to a nearby house to escape the pitchfork-wielding man attacking
> her siblings, she didn't ask her neighbor to call 9-1-1. She begged him to
> grab his rifle and "take care of this guy."By the time Merced County
> sheriff's deputies arrived at her home in rural Merced, her 7-year-old
> brother, John William, was dead. So was her younger sister, Ashley Danielle,
> 9.On Friday, the children's great-uncle, the Rev. John Hilt
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> NO EASY ANSWERS JOHN CARPENTER DEALS WITH HIS FAMILY'S TRAGIC LOSS WITHOUT
> ANGER AND WITH HEALING WORDS OF LOVE.
> 
> Kimi Yoshino and George Hostetter THE FRESNO BEE, Published on August 26,
> 2000, Page A1, Article 3 of 7 found, 1973 words.
> Late Thursday night, John Carpenter peeked into the darkened living room of
> the home on the outskirts of this central Valley city where he and his
> family are staying temporarily.On the floor were Carpenter's surviving
> children plus some of their close friends. The place looked like a
> wall-to-wall sea of pillows, blankets and girls. After some 36 hours of
> unimaginable horror and anguish, Carpenter and his family finally had a
> moment of peace."They were in there, all of them sound asleep, arm-in-a
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> "Harry" <hmagnan@NOpacbellSPAM.net> wrote in message
> news:3aedd855_3@Usenet.com...
> What a buch of BS. I'll credit the writer with being very creative, and very
> disingenuous. All in all, a good bit of urban legend. And why is it urban
> legend?
> 
> First, California does not have mandatory trigger locks or a mandatory
> storage law. In fact, the governor of California put a moratorium on all new
> gun laws when he was elected. That moratoruim hasn't been lifted.
> 
> Second, there is no record of this incident in any paper in California,
> including the Merced Sun-Star. http://www.mercedsun-star.com
> 
> Third, the reference to other murders in the area, and specifically the
> reference to John Carptenter, the convicted murder of the previously
> mentioned offenses.
> 
> Fourth, California does not prohibit the use of guns. In fact, it leads the
> nation in the number of concealed guns permits. All it takes for a concealed
> permit is the ok from a local sheriff. Those are pretty easy to obtain in
> rural California.
> 
> Fifth, refering to her last paragraph, I don't believe the state of
> California has ever advocated a total ban on guns.
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