Good evening to you BELLY...

As usual, you speak a whole lot of sense BELLY, you really do !

In fact, there's really nobody who has contributed to this contentious thread who's not furnished us all with some most positive and interesting views and opinions on F/A's.

Whatever, one's thoughts are of America or Americans, with respect to their Gun laws... sorry, I've got that wrong. The fact there's little or no effective legislation in the United States, that decisively regulates people's behaviour, with either (a) acquisition (b) possession, (c)carriage; or (d)lawful use, of a F/A, that's essentially, what really concerns me.

Apparently, it's enshrined in their Constitution, something to the effect...'The Right to Bare Arms'. I'd shudder, if such a 'right' were enacted here in Oz.

I could only imagine, if some of the people I've locked-up, resided in a Country with a F/A philosophy similar to that which exists in the United States...Gawd help us !

Thanks o sung wo I think as you do.
America concerns me, I grew up and to some extent still loving the place.
If I had the money it would be the place I would visit.
I want, truly, to never hear the awful news mass deaths have taken place there.
Every time my second thought is what a dreadful place.
But first is for the dead and their family.
If only they could change those events who needs ak47,s?
Sadly in Sydney you can buy one, any gun, but it is illegal not state sanctioned .

Last night while surfing free to air TV.
In the desert that pre 8pm is,I found a documentary about this subject.
It was on SBS one of its best doco shows.
Strange but while a fan I can not remember its name.
Basically its heart was about a police specialist, telling teachers how to survive amass school shooting.
We saw Virginia Tec, film and survivors.
It bought disgust.
Sure, folk will say something is wrong with a country that could bring those two about, maybe there is.
But the guns!
Forgiving those whoforg9ot this is not about us,and taking on board the increasing IMPORTED CRIMINAL every day shootings in Sydney.
Maybe both country's need more not less control, bigger prison sentences COMPULSORY for gun crimes.
Virginia Tec, I remember, freedom? what freedom for the dead?