It is really too bad that Stern just repeats inaccurate information on this.
When David Stern suggested NBA players might want to consider leaving their guns at home, the commissioner overlooked a few things.
Are nunchucks and knives still OK? Where does he stand on flammable liquids and Samurai swords? How about fireworks? . . .
"It's a pretty, I think, widely accepted statistic that if you carry a gun, your chances of being shot by one increase dramatically," Stern said earlier this week during his preseason conference call. "We think this is an alarming subject. Although you'll read players saying how they feel safer with guns, in fact those guns actually make them less safe. . . .
Are nunchucks and knives still OK? Where does he stand on flammable liquids and Samurai swords? How about fireworks? . . .
"It's a pretty, I think, widely accepted statistic that if you carry a gun, your chances of being shot by one increase dramatically," Stern said earlier this week during his preseason conference call. "We think this is an alarming subject. Although you'll read players saying how they feel safer with guns, in fact those guns actually make them less safe. . . .
NBA Commissioner David Stern on guns
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