All you gun nuts are stained by this

Big Doug, you are certainly entitled to your opinion, and to express it. However, when you start by saying [quoteemBig Doug:33jcxlzw]all you wierdos clinging to your guns are forever stained by all of this...

Shame on you[/quoteem:33jcxlzw] then you are looking for a reaction.

Big Doug wrote: I'm not trolling...!?

These "people" make me sick..I support abortion but I don't celebrate it..And I support gun rights, but these guys whole indentities are wrapped up in guns..Last week they were ooh'ing and awe'ing over pictures of handguns and hand guns aren't good for anything other than killing people..

Its sick. Thats what I think SC

So don't call me a troll for expressing my honest opinions- Try reading your own signature- I gotta be just like everyone else or i'm a troll? Thats sick too

This post works just fine for me, the first I view as trolling because by saying "you weirdos" you are attacking those here that you know defend gun rights. No, you don't have to be like everyone else, that's the beauty of us humans. But you can express an opinion without making it personal, which is what the Courthouse is for; you wanna make it personal, take it to The Ring. And all I've ever asked is that you post where it's appropriate.

I don't think so, I think he just doesn't know when/where to be appropriate and when not to, and doesn't care who's hurt when he spouts off to get attention.

CinnamonGirl wrote: I am not religious but I object to the way we are not supposed to believe what we believe.
And Christianity has been unfairly characterized. Hanukkah and Christmas should be allowed everywhere. Stop taking away and start adding. Love (no matter who you are, what you believe and what you look like) should be the first thing to add.

I absolutely disagree with that t-shirt and I greatly object to religion in schools as well - that's something that is personal and should be taught by families strictly on personal time. No one is telling you not to believe what you believe, it just isn't to be taught in schools per our separation of church and state. If I wanted my kids to receive religious education in addition to regular education, then I'd enroll them in a private school that does that. Hanukkah and Christmas are allowed everywhere they should be - in private residences, churches, and some public venues. They do not belong in schools, same as Creationism, Intelligent Design, and politically-motivated dictation of science teaching.

[quoteemplaidvillain:10z5wszg]God wouldn't (didn't) have stopped what happened in CT...nor would any amount of prayer. To suggest these things wouldn't happen if we had prayer in schools is really disgusting.[/quoteem:10z5wszg]Agreed. Why not ask, "Why does God allow violence anywhere?" He allows over 2 million children to be trafficked and used as sex slaves every year, why does He allow that? That this event occurred in a school has nothing to do with the presence or absence of some supposed higher being and to go there is just as bad, IMO, as people calling for gun bans immediately after this event. It's blaming the wrong thing for causing this tragedy and will do nothing to solve our society's problems.