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[seamus]

Hi everybody, Bob Kravitz wrote an excellent article about the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide and he is on the right side of the issue. So far the responses have been overwhelmingly against him, all the anti-gun freaks are posting the drivel you would expect.
I have posted and hope we can "get out the posts" so our opinions are heard.

(mods, you can move this to whichever section you want, thanks)

 

[dubsac]

Hi everybody, Bob Kravitz wrote an excellent article about the Jovan Belcher murder-suicide and he is on the right side of the issue. So far the responses have been overwhelmingly against him, all the anti-gun freaks are posting the drivel you would expect.
I have posted and hope we can "get out the posts" so our opinions are heard.

(mods, you can move this to whichever section you want, thanks)

I'll have to tweet ole kravy and give him praise. He hears from me quite frequent.

 

[redneckmedic]

If you linked the article you would get better participation.

 

[pudly]

Kravitz article in the Indy Star: Murder-suicide of Kansas City Chiefs player isn't a gun issue. It's about mental health.

 

[JS1911]

He mentioned a quote from former coach Dungy that "You have to get your firearms registered" here in Indiana, is that true? If so, I am doing it wrong. I believe that Dungy is misinformed, but I might be mistaken. If one of you guys could clarify the issue for me, I would appreciate it.

 

[SEIndSAM]

He mentioned a quote from former coach Dungy that "You have to get your firearms registered" here in Indiana, is that true? If so, I am doing it wrong. I believe that Dungy is misinformed, but I might be mistaken. If one of you guys could clarify the issue for me, I would appreciate it.

There is no gun registration in Indiana. Dungy didn't know what he was talking about.

 

[SmokinSigs357]

Thanks for the link. I just posted a response. Some of those people need to be kicked in the groin.

 

[RobbyMaQ]

What really stands out to me, is when they mention the colts' pow-wow after they found out about it. They clearly described the avenues available in terms of counseling, and help in all aspects of their lives should a player be struggling in any way.
But not one of those avenues involved 'gun collection' or getting rid of their guns. It pretty clearly displays the real problem.

 

[Faine]

sadly

I cannot reply because it only lets you use Facebook to respond and I must not have a Facebook account.

I had an amazing response typed up that included planes, trains, and automobiles.

 

[WWalker]

I also do not and will not use facebook

 

[seamus]

If you linked the article you would get better participation.

I was leaving to run in the Jingle Bell. Sorry, I figured anybody can enter Indystar.com.

 

[jve153]

that was an amazing article, especially coming from someone who in their own words "Again, I am not a gun guy. Never owned one. Never shot one. Have no desire to do either." its nice to see a guy who does not own a firearm, defend them.

 

[Cemetery-man]

The anti-gun replies don't surprise me at all. Liberals seem to love to glorify celebrity murderers. These guys are always portrayed to be the innocent victims whom we should feel sorry for instead of the criminal murderers they actually are. We need to feel sorry for the person, who you never hear much about, whom he killed and the family that must suffer because of his monsterous actions. May he rot in Hell.

 

[LarryC]

I did post a couple of reply's, I appreciate it when journalists tell the truth, its becoming pretty rare!

 

[jbrich]

Awesome article. Nice to see a journalist defend the second amendment like he would the first.