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  Ignoring the real while fighting the imaginary Gun control opponents will face voters' wrath NRA should accept universal background checks Whose side is the NRA on?When 5-year-olds are shooting 2-year-olds…Who cares if Germans have to register their guns? This is America A phobia for firearms?The Bavarian case for registering guns Vietnam veteran deeply concerned by inaction of Congress on gun control The myths of background checks Law-abiding gun owners aren't the problem The NRA has finally been marginalized Americans have been ill served by the NRA's bullying tactics We accept a surveillance state but not gun control?Filibuster rules at heart of gun bill 'defeat'Swift justice for suspected Boston bomber Gun vote shows politicians have been bought and paid for by the NRA Fight against gun violence must go on despite setback in the Senate Why should gun nuts prevail?Shame on you, senators Foes of expanded checks on gun purchases will have victims' blood on their hands Citizens must unite to stop the senseless slaughter by gun violence Outgunned at the DC Corral Bill Press writes that the failure of the gun background check compromise has caused him to lose faith in the political system.In Senate gun control vote, tyranny of the minority Gun control never stops at straw buyers Gun control helpful but misrepresented The hidden agenda of the gun rights lobby Straw purchases already banned The false security of gun-control measures Don't our children deserve armed protectors?Delaying gun legislation will cost lives Stop 'straw buyers' from purchasing guns for criminals How could 31 Senators vote against debating expanded background checks?Arm teachers? No way Petition Maryland's unconstitutional gun bill to referendum The passage of the governor's 'sweeping agenda' shows how out of touch legislators are Keeping guns from mentally ill should be common sense Gun referendum? Go ahead and make our day Maryland gun control legislation Majority likes NRA's school safety plan Arming school employees only raises danger Md. gun restrictions punish law-abiding citizens Republicans united — and wrong — on guns Armed guards makes sense, but not gun control Arming teachers won't solve anything Gun vote showed back-room politics at its worst Let gun owners pay for school security Do the right thing on gun control Gun bill lacks common sense Stop senseless gun control Teachers packing heat NRA proposal for armed school guards Md. gun bill gets stronger Police have nothing to fear from law-abiding citizens with guns Gun owners deserve more respect Don't be fooled by gun control lies Gun control no answer for violent crime Flooding Congress Bitter tears for Easter Guns are not a solution to lawlessness Society's lawlessness is reason enough to carry a gun Changing America's gun laws requires changing its gun culture No to gun control, yes to the death penalty Why we should ban assault weapons Gun control won't accomplish much Obama's anti-gun hate speech Obama settles for half measures on gun control Who's buying all the guns?A test for Md. gun bill Mental illness and guns: the issue is suicide Good riddance, Md. gun manufacturers Christians against gun violence Reducing gun violence requires limits on gun sales as well as help for the mentally ill Gun control is not the answer Stand up for constitutional rights Guns are a public health problem Gun laws won't reduce crime Constitutional rights are not unrestricted Where's the rush for knife control laws?Sensible steps to keep firearms out of the wrong hands O'Malley's fuzzy gun talk Sun shoots blanks in coverage of gun hearing Marylanders reject gun bill Only criminals acquire guns easily A job for Sen. McFadden An immigrant's perspective on the gun control debate O'Malley's stand on guns will end his political career Reduce violence, not guns Gun licensing won't reduce crime More cops in schools isn't the solution On gun control, it's the House's turn Second Amendment is suffering death by a thousand cuts

3:30 p.m. EST, December 25, 2012

At what point does a clear thinking, rational person think that the best way to make us safe is to take away our means to protect ourselves? How ludicrous is that?

Clay Seeley, Owings Mills

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