Do they care about the effect on the community or their financial liability??

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/news/51848774-78/gun-ksl-com-firearms.html.csp

To be clear, I am not anti-gun ownership/trade, but it seems the sales regulations have a purpose to keep guns out of the hands of the criminals/insane/illegals.

Lindsay, of course, is another apologist, a Michael Ash with an additional ten or fifteen IQ points, but there's a remarkable likeness nevertheless...

Thanks, I was wondering what to do with this one...

http://www.jefflindsay.com/militias.shtml

>In Utah, I knew of very few Mormons who owned guns (if they did, I had no clue), though my mother bought a 22-caliber rifle a few years ago and may have wounded a few aerosol cans. [Addendum, 11/28/96: I have received e-mail reminding me that deer hunting is about as popular out West as it is in Wisconsin, and I do remember some kids being gone from school when deer hunting season began. Obviously, hunters own guns and Utah has hunters. But hunting was not a factor in my circle of friends and played no part in my experiences in Utah that I can recall - with the possible exception of once (twice?) eating venison given to us by a friend of my parents. I honestly don't recall ever seeing a gun during my years living in that state, except for a hobbyist's old black powder rifle. My point is simply that a gun-crazy Utah does not jive with my experiences there.]