Now I will admit I am not the most religious person in the world but I believe that "Thou shalt not kill " is in the top 3 of the Ten Commandments. Now that being said a Chicago priest Rev. Michael Pfleger told a crowd gathered at a rally attended by Jesse Jackson to protest at a local gun shop that the owner should be "snuffed out" because he allegedly sold guns to criminals. Now we all know what "snuffed out" means. Now I am also anti gun and I know you gotta kick a little ass to be a peacemaker but this is just wrong. You never stop violence by with more violence. I think a certain Reverend should be turning in his collar. Hear his comments by clicking the link below:
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