PBS POLL

[the_shootist]

Why do these polls always trend in this direction yet we are told every day America wants stricter gun laws? Perhaps voting in polls is somewhat ineffective in driving the direction of the country and we should be finding other ways? I don't know, just a thought....

 

[Stryker]

Voted

 

[MP-In-The-Wind]

voted.


Yes. Increased regulations on firearms are necessary to prevent another tragedy like the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary. 7.45% (10,719 votes)


No. Laws like this unnecessarily punish lawful gun owners and will do little to prevent mass shootings. 91.32% (131,306 votes)


Unsure. It's important to keep the weapons out of the wrong hands, but this may not be the solution. 1.22% (1,760 votes)



Total Votes: 143,785

 

[johnnymac101]

Dec 14th 2014

LOL, Nice catch!

 

[robjax]

done....over 91%

 

[StevieP]

91+% No.

131+K no to ~10K yes

 

[xtry51]

Comments closed and no poll shown.

 

[DispositionMatrix]

There's one poll they won't be bringing up again.

 

[AHM]

It's a Honeypot

BTW, I hope you guys are using burner laptops.

When you cast your vote,
you go on a List:

(Not the actual list from my browser).

 

[Buggin]

Still there

 

[Mr. Gold]

Thanks OP, a feel good post for me.

I can just imagine the antis in PBS peeing their pink panties (the women too), 100K+ voted no, and some misguided 10K "stop white privilege" morons voted yes.

 

[jerryhipp]

91 % still

 

[Reptile]

Can't find the poll.

 

[RHJJ]

Can't find the poll.

I just clicked on the link in the first post, it is still there.

 

[Chevy 2 65]

BTW, I hope you guys are using burner laptops.

When you cast your vote,
you go on a List:

(Not the actual list from my browser).

Don't give a shit about a list. They can EABOD

 

[Idoktr]

+1

 

[Reptile]

I just clicked on the link in the first post, it is still there.

I read the article, but where do you go to click on to vote?

Edit: found it...

Poll was not visible so I used a different browser.

 

[Spanz]

you can vote all you want, that poll is a year old, as someone else pointed out.