ted45 wrote:
Funny, I run into visitors from England, Canada, and France all the time. They start our wary and then are pleasantly surprised to find that the U.S. isn't the wild west shoot em up depicted in the press and supported by people like you.
Also funny, I work at a public shooting range teaching beginners and experienced shooters and about 20 percent of the people I work with are from Europe. They love shooting and most wish they had ranges to shoot at home. And it's interesting most of the shootings we read about are in the states with the most stringent laws. When you have lawyers in office they do what they were trained to do, pass laws to solve everything. Laws are not the answer to this or car deaths, etc. It's teaching respect for other people. Period. People in the US today grow up learning nothing they do is their fault/responsibility. A lawyer blames someone else for letting them get into the position to speed, do drugs, or shoot. We have to start teaching personal responsibility. IMHO.