Thin??? LOL.... umkay.
So, what laws, other than confiscation and mandatory buybacks, did the UK and Australia pass in response to mass shootings, and intended to prevent mass shootings?
Thin??? LOL.... umkay.
So, what laws, other than confiscation and mandatory buybacks, did the UK and Australia pass in response to mass shootings, and intended to prevent mass shootings?
None. But the quote doesn't suggest that we adopt their solutions; it only states that we know it's not an impossible problem.
None. But the quote doesn't suggest that we adopt their solutions; it only states that we know it's not an impossible problem.
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The buybacks were mandatory. The tight regulations going forward were no more guns.
Yes. Like that^
BTW Hildog went after Bernie on guns today.
Bernie somehow ended saying that Bill Clinton's actions in the 90's were reprehensible.........Hells yeah. This might be getting good.
None. But the quote doesn't suggest that we adopt their solutions; it only states that we know it's not an impossible problem.
Both of them are peddling repeal of the law (PLCAA) protecting gun makers and retailers from an onslaught of lawsuits. Without that, the firearms industry would be bankrupted by your fellow fliers in a few years anyway.I think Sanders would be better on guns than Clinton, but since this is Indiana, it's going to be all wrapped up by the time we get to vote anyway.
None. But the quote doesn't suggest that we adopt their solutions; it only states that we know it's not an impossible problem.
Good answer. A total ban on firearms is what "they" want, period. There is no crapping around here with this. Anyone who thinks the 2nd Amendment is up for discussion, has already made up their mind to undermine it.If you think they wouldn't implement "their solutions" here at their first opportunity, you are sadly, very sadly, mistaken, and too heavily invested in their BS.
Thin??? LOL.... umkay.
I think Sanders would be better on guns than Clinton, but since this is Indiana, it's going to be all wrapped up by the time we get to vote anyway.
Both of them are peddling repeal of the law (PLCAA) protecting gun makers and retailers from an onslaught of lawsuits. Without that, the firearms industry would be bankrupted by your fellow fliers in a few years anyway.
What if they got that repealed, started suing, but then, gun owners started suing the people doing the suing?
Instead of the gun manufacturers running out of money, everyone would run out of money.
But he said he wasn't out to take people's guns. He even had a tear in his eye. That makes him double dang honest, doesn't it?
Thin??? LOL.... umkay.
Except the lawyers.
Can not say what came to mind here.
I would have to ban myself.
Can I even do that.
Hell, you can't even ban mbills!
Can not say what came to mind here.
I would have to ban myself.
Can I even do that.