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77. It has nothing to do with gun *shows*
Sat Dec 29, 2012, 09:49 PM
Dec 2012

I'm actually not sure you even understand that, which is troubling.

A little lost .. Who are you talking about? Denninmi Dec 2012 #1
Probably the guy who shot several firemen this morning. HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #2
yep - he was a convicted killer LynneSin Dec 2012 #3
Sorry, I only heard the headline. Denninmi Dec 2012 #4
Same ways they all do. HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #5
Title wrong - I believed the media>>>>>>He was barely out of jail ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #13
Agree with you about security. HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #15
I agree with NICS checks for all transfers ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #20
Inre Lanza's locked case: HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #22
Spengler was released in 1998 his Max Expiration parole date was 2006... Historic NY Dec 2012 #53
Quite Correct ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #57
Wasn't the law changed that that you could get a gun 5 years after.... Bonhomme Richard Dec 2012 #6
No. slackmaster Dec 2012 #8
Yes nadinbrzezinski Dec 2012 #44
Yes... nadinbrzezinski Dec 2012 #43
Thanks. I had found that after I saw the no. Bonhomme Richard Dec 2012 #50
I just get tired of gunnies denying reality. nadinbrzezinski Dec 2012 #51
How does that square with CURRENT federal law? beevul Dec 2012 #54
He was released from prison prematurely slackmaster Dec 2012 #7
and thed for best response Carolina Dec 2012 #35
Easy. He hands his friend money, his friend buys guns, hands it to him The Straight Story Dec 2012 #9
Now you *do have laws against that... bobclark86 Dec 2012 #37
Lots of guns are sold on the street SummerSnow Dec 2012 #10
Good question! In_The_Wind Dec 2012 #11
Because it's TOO EASY to get guns. And there are too many guns. nt Lex Dec 2012 #12
Criminals do not obey laws. OneTenthofOnePercent Dec 2012 #14
Same way people get drugs. It's easy. TeeYiYi Dec 2012 #16
You cant buy drugs at a drug show... AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #26
You've obviously never been to Sursum Corda? Recursion Dec 2012 #31
The "gun show loophole" AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #32
But why bring up gun shows? Recursion Dec 2012 #68
Right, thats why it is called AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #71
Yes, it really has nothing to do with gun shows Recursion Dec 2012 #72
Oh, is that the reason? AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #75
It has nothing to do with gun *shows* Recursion Dec 2012 #77
You have spun yourself into a pretzel AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #80
Seriously. I really think you don't understand this. Recursion Dec 2012 #81
He could have gone to nearly any gun show and bought one no questions asked RomneyLies Dec 2012 #17
Depends on the state ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #23
Not sure how we can stop people from obtaining guns. Dyedinthewoolliberal Dec 2012 #18
There are already minimum sentences with teeth... HooptieWagon Dec 2012 #24
Illegally. Recursion Dec 2012 #19
Or he bought it at a gun show AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #25
When are you anti gunners going to stop wetting yourselves over "gun shows"? guardian Dec 2012 #27
I pointed out a simple fact AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #29
I've had more intelligent conversations guardian Dec 2012 #30
Translation AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #33
You are wrong. former9thward Dec 2012 #36
Dont need ID to buy used guns at a gunshow AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #39
You don't know the laws of NY. former9thward Dec 2012 #41
Not true according to the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence hack89 Dec 2012 #46
So, 9 states out of 50 require background checks at gunshows, leaving 41 not requiring ... kwassa Dec 2012 #47
Only for private sales hack89 Dec 2012 #48
One of those private sales resulted in an abuser getting a gun, killing his wife & 2 others, PeaceNikki Dec 2012 #55
How? hack89 Dec 2012 #58
Private intrastate sales should not be a state matter, obviously. They should be federally regulated kwassa Dec 2012 #61
That would be stretching the commerce clause beyond recognition hack89 Dec 2012 #65
who is yammering? This is my first post on the subject. kwassa Dec 2012 #60
I apologize hack89 Dec 2012 #66
NY has no "gun show loophole" bobclark86 Dec 2012 #38
Yes AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #40
That has been illegal since 1968. former9thward Dec 2012 #45
They can sell any guns but handguns AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #63
Only to NJ residents Recursion Dec 2012 #73
New Jersey? Really? beevul Dec 2012 #56
Yes AgingAmerican Dec 2012 #62
I'm pretty sure NJ doesn't allow private sales without permit and background check. N/T beevul Dec 2012 #64
I have taken guns to gun shows to have dealers appraise them, doc03 Dec 2012 #79
Fuck the NRA johnnie Dec 2012 #21
Illegally slackmaster Dec 2012 #28
From "law-abiding gun owners" of course. baldguy Dec 2012 #34
WHY was a man who beat his grandmother to death with a hammer out of prison Raine Dec 2012 #42
Thank you for stating the obvious! lynne Dec 2012 #70
$5 says the guns will not be traced ManiacJoe Dec 2012 #49
FEDS trace Spengler's guns.......... Historic NY Dec 2012 #59
Sweet. ManiacJoe Dec 2012 #67
How was he going to practice target shooting? MichiganVote Dec 2012 #52
Woman Helped Firefighters’ Killer Get Gun He Used in Ambush, Police Say spanone Dec 2012 #69
She should serve any sentence that Spengler would have gotten... Blue_Tires Dec 2012 #74
He had a young woman buy them, saying they were for herself Marrah_G Dec 2012 #76
Piece of cake, look in the classifieds for guns, bulletin boards at stores, doc03 Dec 2012 #78
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