[geeks] CCW for Ohio!

[Andrew Weiss]

On Dec 13, 2003, at 11:43 AM, Phil Stracchino wrote:
> The problem is as was mentioned earlier.
>
> If anti-gun people write the tests, no-one would ever pass because they
>    don't trust anyone to own a gun.
> If pro-gun people write the tests, the anti-gun people will scream
>    bloody murder that the tests are fixed.
> And if you assign a mixture of both to write the tests, they'll never 
> be
>    able to agree on a test.
>
Hmm I say let them scream.... then whimper.... then shut up.  It's not 
a morality test so there isn't anything to argue.  It's a factual 
training test.  There is only one right answer to each question.  I.e. 
there would be no questions of judgment where there was no clear-cut 
answer.

> (This despite the fact that, frankly, shooters are the only people
> *qualified* to write the tests, because most of the anti-gunners
> scarcely even know which end the bullet comes out of, let alone have
> the vaguest idea how to handle, fire or carry a gun safely.)
>
Pet-peeve... why do they show in cartoons and stylistic art .... the 
casing traveling attached to the bullet?

Andrew