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More moonbattery from the senior Senator from the People's Republic of Connecticut
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More moonbattery from the senior Senator from the People's Republic of Connecticut
http://newyork.cbslocal.com/2017/11/24/b...not-gifts/

Quote:With Black Friday shopping in full swing, Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal wants parents to leave one holiday gift off their lists: toy guns.

“Every year, tens of people, including children, are killed when they brandish toy guns or look-alikes,” he told WCBS 880’s Ethan Harp.

The senator blamed toy guns for nearly 90 deaths in the last two years in the United States.

“These guns look so much like real weapons, that they are mistaken for them by police who confront them in dark alleys or elsewhere,” he said.

Blumenthal’s new bill, the Imitation Firearms Safety Act, would force all toy guns to look a lot different.

“Clear, permanent, bright-colored markings, so that children and their families are spare the tragedies – needless and senseless deaths – when they are brandished in the dark,” he said. “Right now, the law simply requires a plug at the end of the gun to be marked clearly. But if the plug is removed or painted over, then the gun can be mistaken for the real thing.”

Quote:He said parents whose children are nudging them to buy toy guns for the holidays should tell their kids “they are potentially dangerous, even though they are toys or imitations or look-alikes.” If your children already have them, he said to “add markings of your own with paint.”
11-29-2017 06:30 PM
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RE: More moonbattery from the senior Senator from the People's Republic of Connecticut
playing cowboys and indians went the way of the dodo long ago.....

you're a racist now if one allows such....

it's much better now to simply let boys and girls share make-up and clothing....

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11-29-2017 07:17 PM
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RE: More moonbattery from the senior Senator from the People's Republic of Connecticut
(11-29-2017 07:17 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  playing cowboys and indians went the way of the dodo long ago.....

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11-29-2017 07:52 PM
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RE: More moonbattery from the senior Senator from the People's Republic of Connecticut


Because kids always play with guns in dark alleys. Better make a law.
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11-29-2017 08:37 PM
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