Comments on: CeaseFire NJ’s Language Shift http://www.targetrichenvironment.net/?p=1989 Teach a man to fish, feed him for a lifetime. Teach a man that he's entitled to others' fish, ensure collective starvation. Sun, 05 Sep 2010 13:49:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: BadIdeaGuy http://www.targetrichenvironment.net/?p=1989&cpage=1#comment-1016 BadIdeaGuy Tue, 06 Jan 2009 14:55:38 +0000 http://www.targetrichenvironment.net/?p=1989#comment-1016 "Shouldn’t you be working with the criminal element or children to persuade them to take on another honerable line of work?" I'm not with Ceasefire NJ and don't support what they do. I'm just noting that they haven't changed their mission (gun ownership restrictions), just their method (gettin' preachy). “Shouldn’t you be working with the criminal element or children to persuade them to take on another honerable line of work?”

I’m not with Ceasefire NJ and don’t support what they do. I’m just noting that they haven’t changed their mission (gun ownership restrictions), just their method (gettin’ preachy).

]]> By: alex hatcher http://www.targetrichenvironment.net/?p=1989&cpage=1#comment-1015 alex hatcher Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:09:25 +0000 http://www.targetrichenvironment.net/?p=1989#comment-1015 If CeasefireNJ mission is to reduce gun violence, how does limiting the number of handguns purchased and removing .50 caliber BMG's away from law abiding citizens reduce gun crime? That's like imposing driving restrictions and fines on every driver to reduce drunk driving incidents. Shouldn't you be working with the criminal element or children to persuade them to take on another honerable line of work? If CeasefireNJ mission is to reduce gun violence, how does limiting the number of handguns purchased and removing .50 caliber BMG’s away from law abiding citizens reduce gun crime?

That’s like imposing driving restrictions and fines on every driver to reduce drunk driving incidents.

Shouldn’t you be working with the criminal element or children to persuade them to take on another honerable line of work?

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