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"Gun Control Laws" are not about guns; they're about CONTROL
Oct 29, 2014 17:00:23 #
AuntiE wrote:
We currently have three hundred gun laws. If the c... (show quote)
I know that there are idiots out there with access to guns, many of them post on here.
Oct 29, 2014 18:28:19 #
Well, this is interesting indeed. It appears that not one respondent actually checked out the link I posted. It shows in a TON of places where strict gun control laws exist in countries with homicide rates many times higher than the U.S. So the places with strict gun laws are less safe than those places where gun ownership is high.
Oct 30, 2014 08:51:48 #
docwill wrote:
"If even ONE CHILD'S LIFE is saved as a result of this legislation, it will be worth it..."
You gun-nuts just don't care about children...
You gun-nuts just don't care about children...
doc will
There is no cure for stupidity!
Anyone who does not properly secure guns in an environment with children is stupid.
It has NOTHING to do with caring about children and everything to do with being stupid.
Refer back to the first line of the post for clarification.
Snoopy
Oct 30, 2014 08:57:23 #
rumitoid wrote:
Here is a message from a good friend: br br Subj:... (show quote)
Rumitoid
This is the first time I have agreed with you!
There is hope for you yet!
Snoopy
Oct 30, 2014 10:59:03 #
I'm so glad somebody put this out for every one to see. I understand why the liberals want to end the second amendment, one way or another. It's all about control of the American people!!!! they don't want a free American people to have a way to fight back. It's really funny the constitution was written some 225 years and it is still so very relevant today
Oct 30, 2014 12:43:13 #
Reconreb.
Loc: fla.- Immokolee, now Ingis
The only reason we can exchange,our ideas,and thoughts here is because some in & out of gov. fear the armed population, thats why we are free. never give up your firearms !!! SEMPER FI!!!
Oct 30, 2014 12:58:53 #
rumitoid wrote:
Here is a message from a good friend: br br Subj:... (show quote)
Thank You I enjoyed what you posted, and it's true. :thumbup: :thumbup:
Oct 30, 2014 14:10:03 #
moldyoldy wrote:
Does anyone believe that the mentally challenged, or the convicted criminal element should have unfettered access to weapons. Can we have some common sense gun laws? Can we mandate some way to keep our guns secure from our kids?
In many states this is already the case since states are the ones who issue gun licenses and permits and in most states there already is a mandatory 3 day waiting period to purchase a firearm. Do you really think a convicted criminal is going to go through legal channels to obtain a firearm? Who is going to determine what mentally challenged means? This could have far reaching civil liberty implications. If you are taking a daily anti-anxiety pill, does that make you unbalanced? Wonder how many law-enforcement people are on daily dosages of that kind of medication. Does that make them imbalanced?
Oct 30, 2014 20:48:23 #
Snoopy wrote:
doc will
There is no cure for stupidity!
Anyone who does not properly secure guns in an environment with children is stupid.
It has NOTHING to do with caring about children and everything to do with being stupid.
Refer back to the first line of the post for clarification.
Snoopy
There is no cure for stupidity!
Anyone who does not properly secure guns in an environment with children is stupid.
It has NOTHING to do with caring about children and everything to do with being stupid.
Refer back to the first line of the post for clarification.
Snoopy
It was [sarc]
Oct 4, 2017 02:20:16 #
Oct 4, 2017 11:13:08 #
moldyoldy wrote:
Does anyone believe that the mentally challenged, or the convicted criminal element should have unfettered access to weapons. Can we have some common sense gun laws? Can we mandate some way to keep our guns secure from our kids?
Just how would you go about this? It is already against the law for mentally ill or convicted felons to purchase or possess guns legally. It is against the law for them to purchase them illegally also, yet they continue to do so. Oh, dear, what to do? I KNOW! I KNOW! Let's make it harder for people who don't commit crimes to purchase firearms. That should make it more difficult for felons and nutjobs.
As for "mandating some way to keep our guns secure from our kids?" What would you suggest? Make it a law that people act like they have sense? Are you going to put video cams in all their houses to make sure they comply?
Punish them for reckless acts? Sorry, we already have laws for that. You simply want more laws and you don't give a damn whether they work or not.
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Oct 4, 2017 11:14:21 #
SeniorVerdad wrote:
In many states this is already the case since stat... (show quote)
Actually, in most states there is NOT a "mandatory 3 day waiting period." The whole purpose of the instant background check now in use is to immediately identify people who are prohibited from owning firearms.
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