Thursday, November 5, 2009

Cynthia Davis wants guns in churches

Posted by on Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 10:29 AM

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In the latest edition of her e-newsletter, O'Fallon loon (and Missouri state Rep.) Cynthia Davis shows off her concealed-carry permit -- this woman can legally carry a gun? -- and argues in favor of churchgoers packing heat in houses of the holy.

Damn those draconian Missouri laws outlawing guns in churches. She writes:

One concern I have with the current law is that guns are

prohibited in churches. This means there is no defense for the members

if a criminal act is attempted or perpetrated.

You don't say.

Sweet stupid Cynthia doesn't think the state should tell churches

whether they can have parishioners carrying guns. The churches should

decide, Davis argues, Hey, isn't that what Jesus would have wanted? Of course it is!

Most of us were taught as children that the church is God's

house. Just think how differently things may have turned out if it were

not for a heroic woman with a gun at the New Life Church in Colorado.

Yeah, just think about what might have happened.

Cynthia, we don't have to imagine. I'm sure you will remember the assassination of abortion provider George Tiller, who was gunned down while ushering at a Wichita, Kansas, church. Yeah, just think if someone could have come to Dr. Tiller's defense.

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