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20. You're right about that

Sat Dec 15, 2012, 02:38 PM

Dec 2012

Wishful thinking on my part. It doesn't even take NRA propaganda to create an extremist.

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My solution without infringing on gun owners rights [View all] randr Dec 2012 OP

all sales arent regulated, nor tracked in paperwork NightWatcher Dec 2012 #1

Exactly loyalsister Dec 2012 #2

Safety? If it has anything to do with guns the NRA will doc03 Dec 2012 #4

Have an example of that? ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #11

I remember after Oklahoma City they tried to put doc03 Dec 2012 #13

Tracking material in explosives predated Oak City ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #15

I found the NRA press release via Google ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #17

Here ya go Gold Rush Dec 2012 #14

You're right about that loyalsister Dec 2012 #20

Trouble is any Joe Blow can sell a gun without a license, doc03 Dec 2012 #3

We need biometric guns that can only be activated by fingerprints. nt Comrade_McKenzie Dec 2012 #5

I have said this since Columbine mainstreetonce Dec 2012 #6

My feeling right now is to enact laws that severly punish randr Dec 2012 #9

Yes, if they failed to meet a legally established standard of care. TPaine7 Dec 2012 #10

They sell guns on ebay. It would be hard to track them down. jillan Dec 2012 #18

Actually Ebay doesn't allow the sale of firearms on the site. rgbecker Dec 2012 #19