Gun Free South Africa calls for businesses to have gun free zones
Mluleki Mrwebi
The Gun Free South Africa says businesses and organisations should consider enforcing firearm free zones.
Gun Free SA’s Alan Storey says that would ensure that tragedies like the murder-suicide at a Centurion law firm in Gauteng
Four people were killed when 64-year-old Martin van Deventer opened fire on them in a meeting at Du Randt-Richards Attorneys.
Van Deventer is believed to have had two firearms with him at the time.
Storey further said that, had the offices been a gun free area, the killings would not have occurred.
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Storey can’t give any guarantees to this effect, he is in my opinion, nothing less than a lying fool.
What? Would the criminals who are intent on murder suddenly be cured of their evil intent by a sign. Pull the other one Alan.
What society could REALLY benefit from is MORE GUNS, not less. Another armed person in that room could have made a beneficial contribution. No other armed people in the room = the tragedy that happened.
They have nothing new to say and whatever they have said has been REJECTED by right thinking, law abiding citizens.
Citizens have realized that they are responsible for their own safety and will no longer allow the likes of gfsa and their criminal supporters to rob them of the right to life and self defense.
Criminal support gun free zones as they will then be the only ones with guns.
The complete stupidity of the standard gfsa rubbish makes them a laughing stock.
Go home, Alan Storey and gang, your time is up.
Just Go!!
In closing, they (gfsa) together with the government have been systematically disarming only law abiding citizens since 2000 and what has happened to crime? INCREASED IN ALMOST EVERY DEPARTMENT except those areas where the Police fudged the figures.
Alan, the public has seen through your lies.
About time too, I say.