Some were even loaded, ready for firing!
BY Herschel Smith
11 years, 5 months ago
From Australia:
The problem with this government is that it takes an eternity for it to act on crucial law enforcement laws, Michelle Roberts, Australian State Opposition’s police spokeswoman, ranted on Tuesday.
Last week, detectives from Western Australia, acting on an anonymous tip, raided South Beach hotel in Fremantle and three properties in Caversham which yielded a massive cache of guns and ammunition, including a Chinese assault rifle and a laser-sighted Magnum handgun as well as thousands of rounds of ammunition.
Only half of those confiscated in the Caversham houses were licensed. Police noted that some of the firearms were unsecured, and scattered in different locations around the houses. Some were even loaded, ready for firing.
Well if they were “scattered in different locations around the house” and were “loaded, ready for firing,” then those dudes must have been really dangerous indeed.
I have more than enough guns for every room in the house, and (gasp) they’re “loaded, ready for firing!” Who would have a gun that wasn’t ready for firing? Why would someone spend effort and money on such a thing? Is it a paperweight? What do these journalists think we do with guns, and why do they think we have them?
Seriously. As I read some of this claptrap I just don’t know. Does this journalist have an automobile in her driveway (gasp!) with tires, ready for driving, or food in her kitchen, ready for cooking?
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