YES! The scanners will help get illegal guns off the street!
13%
NO! These "porno" scanners are an invasion of privacy!
88%

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Aliceinwonderland's picture
Aliceinwonderland 13 years 32 weeks ago

What?! Absoluetely NOT.

2950-10K's picture
2950-10K 13 years 32 weeks ago

The Jethro Tull song AQUALUNG comes to mind....Aqualung Porno Scanners....not a good idea at all!

jazzyjoy's picture
jazzyjoy 13 years 32 weeks ago

It will stop female poice officers from asking,"Is that a gun in your pocket or are yu glad to see me?"

Aliceinwonderland's picture
Aliceinwonderland 13 years 32 weeks ago

Jazzyjoy, you are too funny.

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