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	<title>Comments on: Gun safety</title>
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		<title>By: Mikee</title>
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		<dc:creator>Mikee</dc:creator>
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		<description>Back when I was getting interested in guns I visited a Baltimore, MD, gun store popular with the police.  I tried to be careful while handling several handguns which the counter man was gracious enough to let me fondle.  He did warn me once politely that I was pointing the muzzle at a group of customers across the store and that customers tended to get nervous about that.  I apologized.  

Then about a minute later I did it again, with another handgun.  This time he politely told me that the nervous customers were armed police detectives with &lt;strong&gt;loaded&lt;/strong&gt; handguns, and that it was not a good idea to make them nervous.  This second time I apologized a lot more. 

There is some truth to that old Heinlein saying about politeness in an armed society.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Back when I was getting interested in guns I visited a Baltimore, MD, gun store popular with the police.  I tried to be careful while handling several handguns which the counter man was gracious enough to let me fondle.  He did warn me once politely that I was pointing the muzzle at a group of customers across the store and that customers tended to get nervous about that.  I apologized.  </p>
<p>Then about a minute later I did it again, with another handgun.  This time he politely told me that the nervous customers were armed police detectives with <strong>loaded</strong> handguns, and that it was not a good idea to make them nervous.  This second time I apologized a lot more. </p>
<p>There is some truth to that old Heinlein saying about politeness in an armed society.</p>
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