Hmm, sounds like time to drive around setting off some firecrackers, LOL.
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This is a good use of technology
The NYPD is turning to a high-tech tool to stop gun violence: Shot Spotter, a technology that can track gunfire. The mayor and police commissioner unveiled the trial program on Monday.
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Ask Gabby.
Gabby Giffords to visit Conn., push for gun control bill
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If you can pinpoint the illegal user, you might be able to instantly take them out. Why go through messy court proceedings and just let 'em go to shoot again? 
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Like a kid with a toy gun or a kid with some firecrackers.
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Pranking with toy guns = not OK
Pranking with firecracker = not OK
Pranking with whoopee cushions = OK
Pranking with fake vomit = OK
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As a kid, I remember the Halloween "Fun without destruction" campaigns so, yes, there are limits. Stay within those limits and no one should bother you.
Now, I know you must be going somewhere with this so I'll add to the above statement
that limits do not mean imposing further restrictions on all because of the few who cannot keep within them.
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