January 31st, 2013
09:16 PM ET
7 years ago
Gun debate: Where is the middle ground?
Washington (CNN) - Amardeep Kaleka will never forget the moment when his father laid on the ground and prayed.
Satwant Singh Kaleka had been shot five times while wresting a gunman in a Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. His turban was knocked off, and two kids and a priest crawled up beside him. Together, they prayed.
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the brady bill is solely paid for by gun owners but it protects everyone,shouldnt the general fund pay for it. also I think if the goverment would subsidise gun safes for poor amd middle class gun owners this would keep allot of guns out of the criminals hands. Stop blaming law abiding gun owners and do some thing that would help gunowners protect there guns .