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"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases."
A Missouri lawmaker is introducing a bill that would subject gun buyers in the state to the same kind of restrictions that women face if they choose to have an abortion.
State Rep. Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis) has pre-filed a bill for the state legislature's 2016 session that would require buyers to wait 72 hours to make a gun purchase, which they would only be able to do at a store at least 120 miles from their home. Women in the state must wait 72 hours before they can get an abortion and the 120-mile restriction is intended to draw attention to the long distances that women must travel to have one.
Newman told The Huffington Post that since Missouri has one of the strictest abortion regulation states in the country, it makes sense to use similar restrictions to lower the high gun violence rates.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases," she said.
"My colleagues leave me no choice, because all we hear about is pro-life, pro-life pro-life."
The bill would require gun buyers to undergo an evaluation and receive counseling from a physician about the risks associated with owning a gun. Women in Missouri must sign a consent form 72 hours before an abortion, be given a chance to look at an ultrasound of the baby and be informed about potential health hazards of the procedure, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
Under Newman's bill, the gun purchaser would be required to tour an emergency trauma center between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on a weekend when firearms victims are present and meet with at least two families affected by gun violence as well as two people who have officiated the funerals of minors who were shot dead. The Washington Post reported in October that there had been more shootings by toddlers in Missouri than any other state.
More: Missouri Lawmaker Brilliantly Proposes Bill To Regulate Guns Like Abortions
This makes perfect sense to me! How could anyone who truly values life oppose such legislation? Does pro-life only apply to fetuses?
While it may be tongue-in-cheek, or perhaps NOT, there's not a thing wrong with demanding the same restrictions, tests and hoops of gun buyers. Its purpose is to put a bullet through something.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases."
A Missouri lawmaker is introducing a bill that would subject gun buyers in the state to the same kind of restrictions that women face if they choose to have an abortion.
State Rep. Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis) has pre-filed a bill for the state legislature's 2016 session that would require buyers to wait 72 hours to make a gun purchase, which they would only be able to do at a store at least 120 miles from their home. Women in the state must wait 72 hours before they can get an abortion and the 120-mile restriction is intended to draw attention to the long distances that women must travel to have one.
Newman told The Huffington Post that since Missouri has one of the strictest abortion regulation states in the country, it makes sense to use similar restrictions to lower the high gun violence rates.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases," she said.
"My colleagues leave me no choice, because all we hear about is pro-life, pro-life pro-life."
The bill would require gun buyers to undergo an evaluation and receive counseling from a physician about the risks associated with owning a gun. Women in Missouri must sign a consent form 72 hours before an abortion, be given a chance to look at an ultrasound of the baby and be informed about potential health hazards of the procedure, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
Under Newman's bill, the gun purchaser would be required to tour an emergency trauma center between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on a weekend when firearms victims are present and meet with at least two families affected by gun violence as well as two people who have officiated the funerals of minors who were shot dead. The Washington Post reported in October that there had been more shootings by toddlers in Missouri than any other state.
More: Missouri Lawmaker Brilliantly Proposes Bill To Regulate Guns Like Abortions
This makes perfect sense to me! How could anyone who truly values life oppose such legislation? Does pro-life only apply to fetuses?
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases."
A Missouri lawmaker is introducing a bill that would subject gun buyers in the state to the same kind of restrictions that women face if they choose to have an abortion.
State Rep. Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis) has pre-filed a bill for the state legislature's 2016 session that would require buyers to wait 72 hours to make a gun purchase, which they would only be able to do at a store at least 120 miles from their home. Women in the state must wait 72 hours before they can get an abortion and the 120-mile restriction is intended to draw attention to the long distances that women must travel to have one.
Newman told The Huffington Post that since Missouri has one of the strictest abortion regulation states in the country, it makes sense to use similar restrictions to lower the high gun violence rates.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases," she said.
"My colleagues leave me no choice, because all we hear about is pro-life, pro-life pro-life."
The bill would require gun buyers to undergo an evaluation and receive counseling from a physician about the risks associated with owning a gun. Women in Missouri must sign a consent form 72 hours before an abortion, be given a chance to look at an ultrasound of the baby and be informed about potential health hazards of the procedure, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
Under Newman's bill, the gun purchaser would be required to tour an emergency trauma center between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on a weekend when firearms victims are present and meet with at least two families affected by gun violence as well as two people who have officiated the funerals of minors who were shot dead. The Washington Post reported in October that there had been more shootings by toddlers in Missouri than any other state.
More: Missouri Lawmaker Brilliantly Proposes Bill To Regulate Guns Like Abortions
This makes perfect sense to me! How could anyone who truly values life oppose such legislation? Does pro-life only apply to fetuses?
As a lifelong gun enthusiast, hunter, and law-abiding U.S. citizen - I fully support closing all loopholes, universal background checks, limiting magazine capacities, and accurate and timely information being fed into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
Check againLast I checked there wasn't anything about the right to an abortion in the Constitution.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases."
A Missouri lawmaker is introducing a bill that would subject gun buyers in the state to the same kind of restrictions that women face if they choose to have an abortion.
State Rep. Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis) has pre-filed a bill for the state legislature's 2016 session that would require buyers to wait 72 hours to make a gun purchase, which they would only be able to do at a store at least 120 miles from their home. Women in the state must wait 72 hours before they can get an abortion and the 120-mile restriction is intended to draw attention to the long distances that women must travel to have one.
Newman told The Huffington Post that since Missouri has one of the strictest abortion regulation states in the country, it makes sense to use similar restrictions to lower the high gun violence rates.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases," she said.
"My colleagues leave me no choice, because all we hear about is pro-life, pro-life pro-life."
The bill would require gun buyers to undergo an evaluation and receive counseling from a physician about the risks associated with owning a gun. Women in Missouri must sign a consent form 72 hours before an abortion, be given a chance to look at an ultrasound of the baby and be informed about potential health hazards of the procedure, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
Under Newman's bill, the gun purchaser would be required to tour an emergency trauma center between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on a weekend when firearms victims are present and meet with at least two families affected by gun violence as well as two people who have officiated the funerals of minors who were shot dead. The Washington Post reported in October that there had been more shootings by toddlers in Missouri than any other state.
More: Missouri Lawmaker Brilliantly Proposes Bill To Regulate Guns Like Abortions
This makes perfect sense to me! How could anyone who truly values life oppose such legislation? Does pro-life only apply to fetuses?
I did Fourteenth Amendment includes a concept of personal liberty and restrictions upon state action" includes "a right of personal privacy or a guarantee of certain areas or zones of privacy and that this right of privacy is broad enough to encompass a woman's decision whether or not to terminate her pregnancy. So it seems abortion falls under the broad concept of right to privacy in the Constitution but was not specifically written into it.Check againLast I checked there wasn't anything about the right to an abortion in the Constitution.
How many posts per day do you stick up here on the pc screen that say about the same dang thing. And How many converts have you gained?As a lifelong gun enthusiast, hunter, and law-abiding U.S. citizen - I fully support closing all loopholes, universal background checks, limiting magazine capacities, and accurate and timely information being fed into the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases."
A Missouri lawmaker is introducing a bill that would subject gun buyers in the state to the same kind of restrictions that women face if they choose to have an abortion.
State Rep. Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis) has pre-filed a bill for the state legislature's 2016 session that would require buyers to wait 72 hours to make a gun purchase, which they would only be able to do at a store at least 120 miles from their home. Women in the state must wait 72 hours before they can get an abortion and the 120-mile restriction is intended to draw attention to the long distances that women must travel to have one.
Newman told The Huffington Post that since Missouri has one of the strictest abortion regulation states in the country, it makes sense to use similar restrictions to lower the high gun violence rates.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases," she said.
"My colleagues leave me no choice, because all we hear about is pro-life, pro-life pro-life."
The bill would require gun buyers to undergo an evaluation and receive counseling from a physician about the risks associated with owning a gun. Women in Missouri must sign a consent form 72 hours before an abortion, be given a chance to look at an ultrasound of the baby and be informed about potential health hazards of the procedure, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
Under Newman's bill, the gun purchaser would be required to tour an emergency trauma center between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on a weekend when firearms victims are present and meet with at least two families affected by gun violence as well as two people who have officiated the funerals of minors who were shot dead. The Washington Post reported in October that there had been more shootings by toddlers in Missouri than any other state.
More: Missouri Lawmaker Brilliantly Proposes Bill To Regulate Guns Like Abortions
This makes perfect sense to me! How could anyone who truly values life oppose such legislation? Does pro-life only apply to fetuses?
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases."
A Missouri lawmaker is introducing a bill that would subject gun buyers in the state to the same kind of restrictions that women face if they choose to have an abortion.
State Rep. Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis) has pre-filed a bill for the state legislature's 2016 session that would require buyers to wait 72 hours to make a gun purchase, which they would only be able to do at a store at least 120 miles from their home. Women in the state must wait 72 hours before they can get an abortion and the 120-mile restriction is intended to draw attention to the long distances that women must travel to have one.
Newman told The Huffington Post that since Missouri has one of the strictest abortion regulation states in the country, it makes sense to use similar restrictions to lower the high gun violence rates.
"If the appetite is for more and more reproductive restrictions, then it makes sense to apply those to gun purchases," she said.
"My colleagues leave me no choice, because all we hear about is pro-life, pro-life pro-life."
The bill would require gun buyers to undergo an evaluation and receive counseling from a physician about the risks associated with owning a gun. Women in Missouri must sign a consent form 72 hours before an abortion, be given a chance to look at an ultrasound of the baby and be informed about potential health hazards of the procedure, according to the Columbia Daily Tribune.
Under Newman's bill, the gun purchaser would be required to tour an emergency trauma center between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. on a weekend when firearms victims are present and meet with at least two families affected by gun violence as well as two people who have officiated the funerals of minors who were shot dead. The Washington Post reported in October that there had been more shootings by toddlers in Missouri than any other state.
More: Missouri Lawmaker Brilliantly Proposes Bill To Regulate Guns Like Abortions
This makes perfect sense to me! How could anyone who truly values life oppose such legislation? Does pro-life only apply to fetuses?
