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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> Yet, people from areas where tornados are common often think
> people from California are insane for living where there are earth quakes.
Just so you know, where tornadoes are common, they're *usually* localized to
a few small areas. That is, you'll be driving along, and you'll come to a
stretch of undeveloped land a mile wide, with a bunch of houses on either
side. And you'll be told "that's where the tornadoes land."
Being in a tornado region is more like being in a flood-prone region than an
earthquake-prone region.
> I would argue that anyone buying a gun to "protect themselves" is a)
> exaggerating the possible dangers, b) failing to grasp the real ones,
> and/or c) actually think they are part of the great army of the faithful
> that will fight for the good of the country, when things go completely
> to hell.
Sure. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Warsaw_Ghetto_Uprising
> And, you can't just blame the news media for
> the current tendency for all of them to be class (c).
I disagree that most people you don't hear about are particularly worried
about it.
I wasn't really talking about the politicians, but about the gun owners that
you don't hear about.
--
Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
I ordered stamps from Zazzle that read "Place Stamp Here".
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