You can add anything you want to your Wish List on Amazon, whether Amazon sells it or not; it's just a text box.
DC does have some great pizza shops.
Just looked for "P226 9mm elite" and got nothing but car chargers and crap. Calling BS on firearms through amazon.
You can't buy firearms through Amazon, but you can add anything at all to your Amazon Wish List. I just added "AR-15" to mine.
The point was not prevention, but quick resolution. Why in the hell are our US military installations gun free zones? All military personnel, enlisted or officers, should be allowed, if not required, to carry on base. Defense is their main priority for pete's sake.
I've always thought it strange myself. The people with the most weapons (military) are not allowed to have weapons.
I won't argue with that, but, as I understand it, most of the people on base are either civilians or non-combat personnel (i.e, people who wouldn't normally be carrying/using firearms). From what I've gathered from the news reports I've heard, the building where he went on his rampage was primarily staffed by civilians (IT support, etc).
Gun free zones on a military base are like God free zones in church. they serve no purpose but to undermine the original intent of the location.
A military facility should be the LAST place on earth where this could happen and yet it's happened twice in recent history.
A military facility should be the LAST place on earth where this could happen and yet it's happened twice in recent history.
So non-combat enlisted men and officers have no firearms training? It should be required that they maintain familiarity with the most basic arms- sidearm and a rifle. Even the property clerk in a police station carries a sidearm. When our military has to rely on city police for their protection, I am worried.
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