[Vision2020] When will the horror end?

[Saundra Lund]

Stop putting words in my mouth -- no where have I said I don't "like"
the Second Amendment.

I was going to ask if you have absolutely no shame, but I guess you've
made it abundantly clear that you have neither shame nor integrity.  You
have my pity.



On Wed, Jan 9, 2013, at 03:41 PM, Wayne Price wrote:
> Glad to know it's NOT just the Second Amendment you and your ilk don't
> like . *S*
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> On Jan 9, 2013, at 3:39 PM, Saundra Lund wrote:
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> > I dunno, Wayne, but I think a much more pertinent question is:  when
> > will you have the decency to quit posting stupid crap in lame attempts
> > to minimize gun violence in the US?
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> > On Wed, Jan 9, 2013, at 02:14 PM, Wayne Price wrote:
> >> Where is the president and a special committee to stop all this senseless
> >> ferry violence?
> >> How many more have to be injured or maimed before this will end? 
> >> Where is the mayor of NYC? The governor?
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> >> "At least 50 people were injured, two critically, after a commuter ferry
> >> slammed into a dock Wednesday morning in Lower Manhattan.
> >> The Seastreak Wall Street ferry from Atlantic Highlands, N.J., banged
> >> into the mooring as it arrived at South Street around 8:45 a.m.
> >> Wednesday. One person is in critical condition with head injuries.
> >> Those on board said passengers were waiting to disembark and were hurled
> >> on the deck after the impact.
> >> A passenger, Ellen Foran of Neptune City, N.J., said people tumbled on
> >> top of one another, hysterical and crying.
> >> "We were pulling into the dock. The boat hit the dock. We just tumbled on
> >> top of each other. I got thrown into everybody else. ... People were
> >> hysterical," said Ellen Foran.
> >> Those injured were being treated at the scene. There were no immediate
> >> details of the injuries. Reports on the number of those injured vary.
> >> The Coast Guard said drug and alcohol tests were administered on the
> >> captain and crew as soon as the injury count concludes. The alcohol tests
> >> have come back negative. Results for the drug tests may take weeks.
> >> A corner of the ferry is ripped open like a tin can.
> >> Fire fighters were seen setting up a temporary staging area on the dock
> >> with stretchers and other medical equipment and some passengers were
> >> being removed from the ferry on stretchers for evaluation.
> >> More than 340 passengers and crew members were aboard the ferry from New
> >> Jersey, one of many that carry commuters to the island of Manhattan.
> >> Dee Wertz was on shore waiting for the ferry and saw the impact.
> >> "It was coming in a little wobbly," Wertz said. "It hit the right side of
> >> the boat on the dock hard, like a bomb."
> >> After the impact, the boat was able to dock normally. Wertz said
> >> passengers raced off once the ramp came down.
> >> "I think people just wanted to get the heck off the boat as soon as they
> >> could," she said.
> >> Ferry company officials were at the scene. The company confirms the
> >> ship's propulsion system was recently upgraded, but it is unclear if that
> >> was the cause of the accident.
> >> Ferries are a fairly common way to commute to work in Manhattan, an
> >> island separated from New Jersey and the rest of New York City by several
> >> rivers."
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