man that's good shooting. http://theadvocate.com/news/5072827-123/assault-gun-ban-urged
"Unglesby, a gun owner and hunter...."
man that's good shooting. http://theadvocate.com/news/5072827-123/assault-gun-ban-urged
*There isn’t a second side to this,* he argued. *To be for these weapons is stupid. If you think you need this type of gun, something’s wrong with you."
"Lewis Unglesby can kill everyone in the room with assault weapon with eyes closed"
Unless, of course, he slips on his own slime trail and falls down first
“Where do any of us live that we have to shoot 30 bullets in five seconds?” he asked.
If you give these clowns enough attention they will just keep coming back for more.
*There isn’t a second side to this,* he argued. *To be for these weapons is stupid. If you think you need this type of gun, something’s wrong with you.*
Yes, he is a douche!
Coincidentally, I sent this related letter to wbrz yesterday.
Dear News Desk,
This morning on Tune-in was yet another gun restriction related story (yawn). John P. was reading the lines associated with the story how attorney Lewis Unglesby was going to grace some forum with his profound opinion on why competent adult Americans should continue to be treated as children and submit to an assault weapons ban. Again, the word *clip* was erroneously used to describe the *magazine* of a firearm. Now, I couldn’t be certain if it was your staff that wrote that line for JP to read verbatim or if that was JP restating the words of Mr. Unglesby. Either way, if this gun debate is so important that your station runs them non-stop for weeks; then shouldn’t it be as important to research the terminology associated with these guns. Describing a gun’s magazine as a clip (unless the gun is a Garand or SKS), is no different than calling the viewfinder of a camera a scope.
So, if your research staff is still making this mistake, then I would suggest someone let them know so your anchors look a bit more knowledgeable in the future; and if however, that was the description used by Mr. Unglesby himself, then he has no business or authority telling ANYONE about his views on taking away their Right to own these guns.
Surprisingly, I got no response on this one. And they usually always do.