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--------------------------------------------I understand my guns have never committed any crimes.
Ummm??
Nor, has anyone asserted that they have.
Non sequitur, much?
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--------------------------------------------I understand my guns have never committed any crimes.
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Ummm??
Nor, has anyone asserted that they have.
Non sequitur, much?
Honestly, it seems odd to me that anyone would not understand the fundamental and defining differences between the two tools.Blame the innocent gun owner but not the innocent knife owner???
Which one?Link?
States Rights!It's not illegal for a parent to buy their child a gun.
I received my first gun when I was 12.
Firearms pose existential risks to any society. Duh!
Accordingly, societies must require concomitant responsibilities in their use and ownership.
Seems readily understandable .....to responsible people. IMO
The cops have zero interest in property crimes. They just tell you to call your insurance company.
A few years back I had (among other things) 2 guns stolen, and substantial damage to my home in the break-in. (a big picture window, the back door, and one wall were either damaged or destroyed)
In addition to the guns, the thieves stole a tablet computer. Well, this tablet computer had an app that allowed me to track it over the internet. I thought great! We can catch these assholes!
I gave the tracking info to the cops, and went online to see if I could track them. Within a couple hours of the break-in, I had the thieves geolocated. Told the cops where they were. No response. 3 days, 3 different jurisdictions, I could not get one police dept to even go check it out.
I finally just locked the tablet remotely and gave up. No P.D. ever logged in and tried to locate the device.
Which one?
States Rights!
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Please. Be stupid some more.I see nothing that backs up your claim of the parents buying a gun for their son, for the purpose of using it to kill people.
thanks for illuminating my point.In Michigan, a person under the age of 18 generally may not possess a firearm in public except under the direct supervision of an adult 18 years of age or older.1 Persons under age 18 may possess a firearm while at, or going to or from, a recognized target range or trap or skeet shooting ground if, while going to or from the range or ground, the firearm is enclosed and securely fastened in a case or locked in the trunk of a motor vehicle.2 Persons under age 18 may also possess a firearm while hunting game under the authority of a hunting license on land upon which a parent or guardian is regularly domiciled or where a parent or guardian, or another adult at least 18 years old authorized by a parent or guardian, accompanies the minor.3
Please. Be stupid some more.
A gun's sole purpose is to kill.
What do you think they bought it for?
A salad fork? A tv remote?
Your feigned stupidity only serves to prove my points.
thanks for illuminating my point.
May not buy
May not possess
It's great when you guys prove my points while claiming to prove something different.
Look up MI where mommy is on trial for illegally providing a gun to her son.
Hey, if you're gonna act stupid I'm gonna acknowledge that stupidity.Stupid? Me? Really?
Millions of people own guns and have never and will never kill anyone.
Many own guns for the fun of shooting only and will never kill anything with the gun, including things that are legal to kill.
Now, show me the part in the article that backs up your claim, or admit you lied.
Hey, if you're gonna act stupid I'm gonna acknowledge that stupidity.
I'm in favor of gun ownership
I'm not in favor of stupidity.
Handing a gun to a kid with a history of mental issues is stupid
Failing to properly secure firearms is stupid.
Why do you defend stupid?
Seems mommy stands convicted
and
Daddy's on his way.
That backs up my claims.
Imagine that.
PleaseThe only thing you're highlighting is your ignorance on guns and your willingness to lie.