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by smiley676 February 15, 2008 5:14 PM EST
what does this have to do with lawyers?

But at least the lawyer politicians have read the Constition. It''s the ones who get voted in simply because they say the right things that scare me, the ones that know nothing about the law.
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by hungry1968 February 15, 2008 5:12 PM EST
Don''''t you just love lawyers?

Posted by bm6005 at 01:37 PM : Feb 15, 2008




Not at all. What makes it worse is that when lawyers grow up, they want to be politicians.
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by bm6005 February 15, 2008 4:37 PM EST
Don''t you just love lawyers?
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by tail_honcho February 15, 2008 4:23 PM EST
MichelleM99 - you really have to try to read what you type before hitting the enter key (some effort please). If you have thoughts that you want to share, it would help if we could understand them. I am sure you have insightful points... but the lack of effort and care in your typing makes them very murky.
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by smiley676 February 15, 2008 3:58 PM EST
MichelleM99

Actually you are wrong. The PEOPLE, not the STATE were given the right to bear arms. This was because the founders had seen what happens when a government gets too strong and they wanted the PEOPLE to have the power to overthrow the government.

The MILITIA was NOT ruled by a GOVERNMENT. It was created by the PEOPLE.
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by uradufuss February 15, 2008 2:46 PM EST
Oh yeah, well the state where I live is considering new laws that make the mental health records of all politicians no longer confidential. And anyone who refuses to submit their records upon demand, will be waterboarded.
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by uradufuss February 15, 2008 2:42 PM EST
Oh sure, and we need full background checks, registration, and waiting periods for: baseball bats, tire irons,knitting needles, and....? That''ll solve the problem.
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by sandy19731 February 15, 2008 2:37 PM EST
Mercyme,
You sound like some of those people who come to see me with anger and impulsiveness problems.
So, how are your relationships going?
Play nice
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by sandy19731 February 15, 2008 1:15 PM EST
The state where I live is considering new laws that make the mental health records of someone suspected or convicted of a violent crime no longer confidential.

And, for the record: mentally ill people have about the same propensity towards violence as the rest of us. The rate is not higher.
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by sandy19731 February 15, 2008 1:08 PM EST
We are all vulnerable to a killer, however I am a therapist and I keep a small canister of pepper spray on my desk next to my pens (no-one has ever noticed it). It is not plausible to keep a loaded gun in a therapist''''''''s office.


Posted by sandy19731 at 01:15 PM : Feb 14, 2008


Not if you''''re gonna hang it on the wall, but why can''''t it be concealed like your pepper spray?



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Posted by deemsnyd at 01:30 PM : Feb 14, 2008

Well, I suppose a gun could be kept in a desk drawer, but my main goal would be to disable the attacker and get away. Keeping the pepper spray within reach and seems safer to me. Also, I don''t worry so much about it being used against me.
Michelle,
Not everyone who sees a therapist is mentally ill. I have seen many people who come in for "relationship issues" when in fact they have anger and impulsiveness problems. Hence the relationship problems.
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