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<blockquote data-quote="cbondhonda" data-source="post: 3014395" data-attributes="member: 153314">Why should the law-abiding citizens be penalized for the jerks?I&#039;m going to 100% disagree.&nbsp; Right now the entire country is working on a hell of a lot of knee-jerk reactions that have even gone so far as to start a furor over last night&#039;s poorly timed eyeroll by Simo Cowell on American Idol, which came right after Chris Richardson&#039;s poorly-timed shout out to Virginia.&nbsp; People need to be reminded that now is not the time to go off the handle.Thatr&#039;s why I noted I was making assumptions (or I thought I said that).&nbsp; I&#039;d like to see the murders in question which were used for the study, just to look on my own, tbh.&nbsp; While you and I may grasp the difference, it&#039;s possible the study didn&#039;t.&nbsp; It&#039;s also possible I&#039;m wrong.&nbsp; It does happen once in a while</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cbondhonda, post: 3014395, member: 153314"] Why should the law-abiding citizens be penalized for the jerks? I'm going to 100% disagree. Right now the entire country is working on a hell of a lot of knee-jerk reactions that have even gone so far as to start a furor over last night's poorly timed eyeroll by Simo Cowell on American Idol, which came right after Chris Richardson's poorly-timed shout out to Virginia. People need to be reminded that now is not the time to go off the handle. Thatr's why I noted I was making assumptions (or I thought I said that). I'd like to see the murders in question which were used for the study, just to look on my own, tbh. While you and I may grasp the difference, it's possible the study didn't. It's also possible I'm wrong. It does happen once in a while [/QUOTE]

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