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A Happy ending still Brings out the ANTI's.They could injure themselves, often not well equipped psychologically; they often don't know how to shoot or handle a weapon with proficiency."
She says what happened to Taylor is the best possible outcome, but not always the norm.
but not always the norm? What the heck does that mean. Sounds like double speak to me. Is she saying the that "the norm" changes with every incident? They are just grasping for something to say, not willing to admit the truth.We are lucky the gun owner didnt shoot himselfMura Carabello, with the Gun Violence Prevention Center, believes Utah's permit laws are lax.
Maura Carabello, Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah: "They could injure themselves, often not well equipped psychologically; they often don't know how to shoot or handle a weapon with proficiency."
She says what happened to Taylor is the best possible outcome, but not always the norm.
Maura Carabello: "My reaction in general, though, is we are lucky. We are lucky the permit holder is safe."
. Why is it always a female anti gun quote? Sounds like she has some issues from her past. How does she know "they often don't know how to shoot or handle a weapon with proficiency" ???Maura Carabello, with the Gun Violence Prevention Center, believes Utah's permit laws are lax because even a person like her could get a permit.
Maura Carabello, Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah: "I would injure myself, I am not well equipped psychologically; I do not know how to shoot or handle a weapon with proficiency."
She says what happened to Taylor is the best possible outcome, but not always what happens in her nightmares.
Maura Carabello: "My reaction in general, though, is we are lucky it was not me in the same situation with a gun. We are lucky the permit holder is safe."
Lodge - How were you able to get the accurate text of the interview?Lodge2004 wrote:I believe this is what she really said, however, the editors made a few changes before printing the article -
Maura Carabello, with the Gun Violence Prevention Center, believes Utah's permit laws are lax because even a person like her could get a permit.
Maura Carabello, Gun Violence Prevention Center of Utah: "I would injure myself, I am not well equipped psychologically; I do not know how to shoot or handle a weapon with proficiency."
She says what happened to Taylor is the best possible outcome, but not always what happens in her nightmares.
Maura Carabello: "My reaction in general, though, is we are lucky it was not me in the same situation with a gun. We are lucky the permit holder is safe."