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Certainly nothing wrong with that approach. But we're not doing that either.Criminals don't obey laws? You think that life in prison for illegal possession of a machine gun isn't effective? How many crimes are being committed by criminals wielding machine guns do we suffer every day?Except that only criminals would be armed to the teeth. What kind of fantasy world do you live in where criminals obey laws? See, that's the fundamental flaw in your thinking. Criminals, by definition, do not obey laws. No gun law ever has, nor ever will, stop a criminal from committing a crime. If a criminal wants my wallet, on the other hand, he will have to kill me to get it. See the difference? You want to prosecute him for taking my wallet, I want to stop him from taking it.??? I just did. Our regulation of machine guns is very effective. Expand it to include all firearms. No law-abiding citizen would be adversely affected.
Or ever?
Save your bumper sticker responses.
How about we jail those actually committing crimes with firearms for around 25 years if used in a robbery, fifty years if you discharge the weapon during said robbery and get your affairs in order if you kill someone in a robbery?
That way we actually punish the ones committing the crimes and not the law abiding.
We're not doing anything to address this problem because of the influence of those who won't abide any new efforts to control the acquisition and use of firearms.
Nothing else would be needed if we locked up criminals who use firearms for long sentences.
The statistics show it's a small percentage of the population that commit crimes over and over again.
Stop letting em out of prison and we'd see a dramatic drop in firearm related crime.
You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.Ah, yes, the good old days when calling a cop was sufficient. Back when a juvenile delinquent who wanted to be a tough guy had to fabricate his compensator out of a car antenna shaft, rubber band and a nail. Today he just goes to the corner of the playground and buys a Glock.
Thanks, NRA.
NRA is selling guns at playgrounds?
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
No,the racket is liberals and their soft on crime approach because it happens to be minorities doing most of the killing.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
Law-abiding citizens don't fear background checks, arms registration and severe penalties for misuse.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.Ah, yes, the good old days when calling a cop was sufficient. Back when a juvenile delinquent who wanted to be a tough guy had to fabricate his compensator out of a car antenna shaft, rubber band and a nail. Today he just goes to the corner of the playground and buys a Glock.
Thanks, NRA.
NRA is selling guns at playgrounds?
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
They block efforts that would affect law abiding citizens as well as criminals.
Find me a link that shows them approving of straw purchases, felons or criminals owning firearms, back street sales, etc
Certainly nothing wrong with that approach. But we're not doing that either.Criminals don't obey laws? You think that life in prison for illegal possession of a machine gun isn't effective? How many crimes are being committed by criminals wielding machine guns do we suffer every day?Except that only criminals would be armed to the teeth. What kind of fantasy world do you live in where criminals obey laws? See, that's the fundamental flaw in your thinking. Criminals, by definition, do not obey laws. No gun law ever has, nor ever will, stop a criminal from committing a crime. If a criminal wants my wallet, on the other hand, he will have to kill me to get it. See the difference? You want to prosecute him for taking my wallet, I want to stop him from taking it.
Or ever?
Save your bumper sticker responses.
How about we jail those actually committing crimes with firearms for around 25 years if used in a robbery, fifty years if you discharge the weapon during said robbery and get your affairs in order if you kill someone in a robbery?
That way we actually punish the ones committing the crimes and not the law abiding.
We're not doing anything to address this problem because of the influence of those who won't abide any new efforts to control the acquisition and use of firearms.
Nothing else would be needed if we locked up criminals who use firearms for long sentences.
The statistics show it's a small percentage of the population that commit crimes over and over again.
Stop letting em out of prison and we'd see a dramatic drop in firearm related crime.
That only leaves about 18,000 suicides, 1,000 accidental gun deaths, etc. Still more than all of Europe combined. (You know, since we're back to "black lives don't matter" or "only thugs kill with guns").
But sure, it's just the bad guys. You gotta be delusional. We're a gun-crazy country that the rest of the world shakes its head at.
Law-abiding citizens don't fear background checks, arms registration and severe penalties for misuse.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.NRA is selling guns at playgrounds?
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
Certainly nothing wrong with that approach. But we're not doing that either.Criminals don't obey laws? You think that life in prison for illegal possession of a machine gun isn't effective? How many crimes are being committed by criminals wielding machine guns do we suffer every day?
Or ever?
Save your bumper sticker responses.
How about we jail those actually committing crimes with firearms for around 25 years if used in a robbery, fifty years if you discharge the weapon during said robbery and get your affairs in order if you kill someone in a robbery?
That way we actually punish the ones committing the crimes and not the law abiding.
We're not doing anything to address this problem because of the influence of those who won't abide any new efforts to control the acquisition and use of firearms.
Nothing else would be needed if we locked up criminals who use firearms for long sentences.
The statistics show it's a small percentage of the population that commit crimes over and over again.
Stop letting em out of prison and we'd see a dramatic drop in firearm related crime.
That only leaves about 18,000 suicides, 1,000 accidental gun deaths, etc. Still more than all of Europe combined. (You know, since we're back to "black lives don't matter" or "only thugs kill with guns").
But sure, it's just the bad guys. You gotta be delusional. We're a gun-crazy country that the rest of the world shakes its head at.
I really dont care about suicide.
If someone wants to kill themselves there are plenty of tall buildings to jump off of or garages to park in with the engine running.
Certainly nothing wrong with that approach. But we're not doing that either.Criminals don't obey laws? You think that life in prison for illegal possession of a machine gun isn't effective? How many crimes are being committed by criminals wielding machine guns do we suffer every day?Except that only criminals would be armed to the teeth. What kind of fantasy world do you live in where criminals obey laws? See, that's the fundamental flaw in your thinking. Criminals, by definition, do not obey laws. No gun law ever has, nor ever will, stop a criminal from committing a crime. If a criminal wants my wallet, on the other hand, he will have to kill me to get it. See the difference? You want to prosecute him for taking my wallet, I want to stop him from taking it.
Or ever?
Save your bumper sticker responses.
How about we jail those actually committing crimes with firearms for around 25 years if used in a robbery, fifty years if you discharge the weapon during said robbery and get your affairs in order if you kill someone in a robbery?
That way we actually punish the ones committing the crimes and not the law abiding.
We're not doing anything to address this problem because of the influence of those who won't abide any new efforts to control the acquisition and use of firearms.
Nothing else would be needed if we locked up criminals who use firearms for long sentences.
The statistics show it's a small percentage of the population that commit crimes over and over again.
Stop letting em out of prison and we'd see a dramatic drop in firearm related crime.
That only leaves about 18,000 suicides, 1,000 accidental gun deaths, etc. Still more than all of Europe combined. (You know, since we're back to "black lives don't matter" or "only thugs kill with guns").
But sure, it's just the bad guys. You gotta be delusional. We're a gun-crazy country that the rest of the world shakes its head at.
No need to jail more people. Increase the jail time for those who aren't getting the message.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.NRA is selling guns at playgrounds?
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
No,the racket is liberals and their soft on crime approach because it happens to be minorities doing most of the killing.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
We have more people in jail than any country on earth, including India or China.
INDIA. OR. CHINA.
But please, preach more about how we need to jail more people in order to have the appropriate "hardness" against criminality.
Law-abiding citizens don't fear background checks, arms registration and severe penalties for misuse.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.NRA is selling guns at playgrounds?
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
Certainly nothing wrong with that approach. But we're not doing that either.How about we jail those actually committing crimes with firearms for around 25 years if used in a robbery, fifty years if you discharge the weapon during said robbery and get your affairs in order if you kill someone in a robbery?
That way we actually punish the ones committing the crimes and not the law abiding.
We're not doing anything to address this problem because of the influence of those who won't abide any new efforts to control the acquisition and use of firearms.
Nothing else would be needed if we locked up criminals who use firearms for long sentences.
The statistics show it's a small percentage of the population that commit crimes over and over again.
Stop letting em out of prison and we'd see a dramatic drop in firearm related crime.
That only leaves about 18,000 suicides, 1,000 accidental gun deaths, etc. Still more than all of Europe combined. (You know, since we're back to "black lives don't matter" or "only thugs kill with guns").
But sure, it's just the bad guys. You gotta be delusional. We're a gun-crazy country that the rest of the world shakes its head at.
I really dont care about suicide.
If someone wants to kill themselves there are plenty of tall buildings to jump off of or garages to park in with the engine running.
That's like saying "I really don't care about cancer."
Suicide is the end result of depression, which is a disease. Guns make suicide much, much easier, and much, much more tempting.
Certainly nothing wrong with that approach. But we're not doing that either.
We're not doing anything to address this problem because of the influence of those who won't abide any new efforts to control the acquisition and use of firearms.
Nothing else would be needed if we locked up criminals who use firearms for long sentences.
The statistics show it's a small percentage of the population that commit crimes over and over again.
Stop letting em out of prison and we'd see a dramatic drop in firearm related crime.
That only leaves about 18,000 suicides, 1,000 accidental gun deaths, etc. Still more than all of Europe combined. (You know, since we're back to "black lives don't matter" or "only thugs kill with guns").
But sure, it's just the bad guys. You gotta be delusional. We're a gun-crazy country that the rest of the world shakes its head at.
I really dont care about suicide.
If someone wants to kill themselves there are plenty of tall buildings to jump off of or garages to park in with the engine running.
That's like saying "I really don't care about cancer."
Suicide is the end result of depression, which is a disease. Guns make suicide much, much easier, and much, much more tempting.
Thats the dumbest analogy I've ever heard.
People generally want to be cured of cancer...unless of course they're suicidal.
Can you explain how Japans suicide rate is way higher than that of the US yet they have very strict gun laws?
Really? Where are all those cars and trucks confiscated over the past 100 years we've been registering those?Law-abiding citizens don't fear background checks, arms registration and severe penalties for misuse.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
Registration leads to confiscation.
They block efforts that would affect law abiding citizens as well as criminals.
Find me a link that shows them approving of straw purchases, felons or criminals owning firearms, back street sales, etc
They oppose background checks for ALL gun purchases. Most NRA members support it. If that's not proof to you, what is?
Law-abiding citizens don't fear background checks, arms registration and severe penalties for misuse.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.NRA is selling guns at playgrounds?
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
They block efforts that would affect law abiding citizens as well as criminals.
Find me a link that shows them approving of straw purchases, felons or criminals owning firearms, back street sales, etc
They oppose background checks for ALL gun purchases. Most NRA members support it. If that's not proof to you, what is?
So do I.
I plan on giving my granddaughter, (19 ), a handgun in a week or so, with her fathers permission.
Under the ridiculous rule you want, I'd have to wait til she turns 21, so she can pass a background check
I have a number of other firearms I plan on giving to family members, or selling to friends at the gun range.
again, though I have known these people for years, your ridiculous rule would require to go to a local dealer, and pay to have a background check done.
So, I am INDEED against it
Law-abiding citizens don't fear background checks, arms registration and severe penalties for misuse.You're serious? The NRA blocks every effort to keep firearms out of the hands of high-risk individuals. The more guns they can put in anyone's hands, the more everyone else feels they need protection from everyone else.I'll indulge your wisecrack this one time. The lobbying efforts of the NRA is responsible for arms proliferation in this country and their ready availability.
If you don't like wisecracks, you might as well put me on ignore now, I use a lot of them.
Where did you get the impression that the NRA is behind the proliferation of firearms in this country?
What do they promote, in your opinion, that causes this?
What a racket.
The vast majority of gun owners are law abiding citizens.
arms registration?
EVERY insanely paranoid law abiding citizen with a basement full of news articles taped to the walls should fear that
Oh these fuckers are funny, scary as hell, but funny...
What other rights are you people ready to deny citizens?