Shoot first, ask questions later in the Sunshine State

[jack_babalon]

This image obtained from the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence shows a poster which the Washington-based gun control group says it will use to 'educate' Florida tourists and potential Florida tourists that effective 01 October 2005 they will face a greater risk of bodily harm within the state of Florida, the date that the state's new 'Shoot First' law also known as the 'Stand Your Ground' law, goes into effect.(AFP/HO

From http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&ncid=1756&e=2&u=/050929/photos_lf_afp/050929145342_o34pwmru_photo0

So the state that had trouble figuring out the intricacies of choosing the correct candidate on a ballot in 2000 are now armed and legally allowed to 'Shoot first' if 'confronted'. I know it's not likely that Granny Snuff is gonna go out on a shooting spree just because her HMO doesn't cover her 15th refill of darvocet in a month, but does anyone outside Jeb Bush think this is a good idea. On the bright side I bet those fucking Canadians will start driving on the right side of the road and minding their P&Q's!


"Get some Bitches!" Announced Edith Rothstein, during a three hour shoot out with Boca Raton police when a local Bar Mitzvah got out of hand.

Comments

[mizraim.livejournal.com]

Holy shit...