Nine days after the Newtown, CT elementary school massacre, Wayne LaPierre, CEO of the NRA, faced off with NBC's David Gregory on "Meet The Press."

WHATEVER YOUR POSITION, YOUR ARGUMENT IS SAMPLED HERE No reasonable person wants to take away Americans' guns for hunting, personal protection, or as collectibles. But personal responsibility must be attached to the decision to be armed. Following the Newtown, Connecticut massacre of 27 people, including 20 first graders shot multiple times in the head, it's time America had a serious conversation about who has guns and how to keep them away from mentally ill or criminally motivated people. Gun enthusiasts are quick to say that it's "too soon" to talk right after a massacre like Newtown. "Out of common decency" the NRA waited to respond. If it's "too soon" after the most recent slaughter of innocents, just roll back to the Aurora

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