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Gun Control Reform Activism

billh58

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2. The study makes the distinction

Reply to Not Ruth (Reply #1)

Sat Jul 8, 2017, 07:41 PM

Jul 2017

between common anger issues and impulsive anger issues. Almost everyone has a level of anger issues, but most manage to keep it in check. We're talking about those out-of-control people who are prone to fits of road-rage, and other uncontrollable displays of anger.

The latter group has absolutely no business owning or carrying a gun.

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Nearly 1 in 10 Americans have severe anger issues and access to guns [View all] billh58 Jul 2017 OP

If this is a subset.... Not Ruth Jul 2017 #1

The study makes the distinction billh58 Jul 2017 #2

I have "anger issues" and access to many, many guns. ginny skinny Jul 2017 #3

Well thanks for the warning Bubba billh58 Jul 2017 #4

The first step is admitting you have a problem. safeinOhio Jul 2017 #5

IMO, it takes a degree of anger, hatred and/or paranoia to strap a gun on to walk down the street. Hoyt Jul 2017 #6

Exactly. I saw the coverage billh58 Jul 2017 #7

+++++++++++ HAB911 Jul 2017 #8

Agree! mountain grammy Jul 2017 #9