Different stamp....on a hit...

Started by Sweetie

Sweetie

Hit one of Crazz's bills this am but also on the back of her bill there was another Big Bold Black stamp with the question- Where has a Gunlaw reduced Crime?
Which I thought hmm wonder if this stamp was made recently, spurred on by the Murder of the 4 Slain R.C.M.P. members?

Just curious to know if others have seen this stamp?..

Pooga

Where has a Gunlaw reduced Crime?

Considering the robberies around here lately, I think that what we really need is a Knife Law. All knives should be registered with the government and that knife sharpeners be considered illegal. But we should keep an open mind, as once this law reduces crime, we'll probably see an increase in bat and crowbar related crimes.

Kordi

Sweetie, I have not seen a stamp like that on a bill. Did you ask Crazz if she had put it on? Otherwise probably somebody in between. Hmm ..yea, I wonder if anybody else has seen one like that.

BDKINGSTON

I have not seen that stamp…Remember Guns don't kill people—-People kill people….We have more than enough laws,,,,,Now we need to enforce them…

crazz

No, its not my stamp, but it does belong to a local fellow who is really big on this gun law. He has been stamping all his bills for quite awhile now. We had a discussion about where one should stamp their bills, (I didn't want his big stamp ruining our tracking) I also agree with BDKingston, people kill people, and the fellow who killed the RCMP, he should have been removed from society years ago!! The gun laws would not have made a difference in this case..but this is something we could go back a forth on forever!!

Joycer

I was paying for my skate sharpening at Busy Bee on Stapleford Crescent when he noticed my stamp and he said, "I have one to show you too," and it was the gun law one. It was a huge stamp! I see he hasn't given mine a hit.

antics

its still people killing people. lets do away with people, then we wont have a gun problem. or a knife problem etc. not to mention pollution etc. Basically for the most part, it is how people are raised. Not all but most. most of the people in prisons etc just were not loved or wanted as children. when you get right down to basics that is the first thing that went wrong. no one is born hating anyone enough to kill them

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