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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For years I used to drive to DC to play league tennis at several  different locations. Now, I’m honestly too scared to even drive into some of those areas.  I cannot imagine living there and raising a family.  OP needs to drive out to the suburbs and see the difference in lifestyle.  Not perfect, but a completely different world.  Your family’s safety should be top priority, IMO.[/quote]

DCUM is just so disappointing these days. Like seriously we have to wade around in this sort of BS all of the time. So tiring. I wish you all would go off to Fairfax Underground or something. [/quote]

The truth hurts:  “At least 11 people were shot and another person was stabbed during a violent weekend in the District, according to D.C. police,” confirmed the Washington Post on Twitter.

“Three of the victims died, contributing to a homicide count that is rising for the fourth consecutive year. Police said one of the killings has been ruled as justified self-defense,” adds the newspaper.
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The police know where the guns are. Or some of them at least - the registered ones. They need to tell those people to turn them. They have to start somewhere. Might as well be with the ones they actually know about.  [/quote]

Wait.  Let me get this straight.  You're suggesting that people who have legally registered guns should be "told" to turn them in, while the thugs with (presumably) unregistered guns should be allowed free reign to keep theirs?

In what possible twisted way of thinking does this even begin to make sense?[/quote]

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