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Enacting reasonable laws like requirements for registration and insurance are only one piece of the puzzle. This is hopefully obvious to you...
We need to change society and its glorification of dangerous and self-destructive things.
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by GMan420
Enacting reasonable laws like requirements for registration and insurance are only one piece of the puzzle. This is hopefully obvious to you...
We need to change society and its glorification of dangerous and self-destructive things.
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
What is a . .
?
a full loaded M4 assault-style, semi-automatic rifle
It sounds like an AR-15 with accessories..but they sure found a way to make it sound scary. Another nut case going postal. I'm afraid we'll be seeing more of this as the times for many continue to stay hard and/or worsen.
Having insurance and registration for a vehicle doesnt prevent responsible people from driving and it would be the same for gun ownership.
Your making claims about it being "too difficult" for people to own guns... and its really pithy.
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by GMan420
Enacting reasonable laws like requirements for registration and insurance are only one piece of the puzzle. This is hopefully obvious to you...
We need to change society and its glorification of dangerous and self-destructive things.
Is there any specific legislation that bans guns in bars or is it just considered 'good manners' for the obvious reason that alcohol+guns is not one of the greatest combinations and who fancies turfing out a drunk with a gun trying to reach the bottom of the bottle due to the wife leaving him for his best mate
But would love to know what was in those text messages that drove him so mad
Originally posted by Maxatoria
Is there any specific legislation that bans guns in bars or is it just considered 'good manners' for the obvious reason that alcohol+guns is not one of the greatest combinations and who fancies turfing out a drunk with a gun trying to reach the bottom of the bottle due to the wife leaving him for his best mate
But would love to know what was in those text messages that drove him so mad
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by seabag
There are regulations for window tinting... tire size... having working signal lights and headlights.
Or did you forget?
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by GMan420
As long as we can assure that something so small and portable doesnt leave your private property then i would agree, but the size, portability, and capable range of such things would require additional measures. One wrong turn of the ignition switch doesnt send your car flying a mile away killing someone.
Maybe if your gun only had a range that equaled the size of your property...
We have resonable laws for booze.... what we dont have is the capablity to address the psychological aspects of these problems which complicate things beyond reasonable laws.
edit on 11-3-2013 by Wertdagf because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Wertdagf
reply to post by goou111
Why should we even try then? Is that your logic?
There are still drunk drivers so why even have laws against it. See how stupid it sounds when used on another topic?
You should think a little harder next time.