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hack89

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33. And yet what happens here when the conversation turns technical?
Tue Jan 15, 2013, 12:12 PM
Jan 2013

how many time do I have to be told that being precise about weapons is merely "deflection"? That tells me that having the proper attitude is more important then actual facts. Which I reject - ignorance for a good cause is still ignorance.

What about safe storage and owner accountability for their firearms? LAGC Jan 2013 #1
The Heller decision explicitly overturned that eallen Jan 2013 #48
My response: Bay Boy Jan 2013 #2
My response to your response Jeff In Milwaukee Jan 2013 #3
The issue with a gun database hack89 Jan 2013 #5
You know something? Jeff In Milwaukee Jan 2013 #7
Do you deny that there are people and groups that oppose civilian ownership of guns? hack89 Jan 2013 #9
They are as delusional as you are... Jeff In Milwaukee Jan 2013 #23
In turn, can you understand... Orrex Jan 2013 #8
So if private citizens should not be allowed to own certain semi-automatic rifles hack89 Jan 2013 #11
You'd need to convince me that such a database would do more harm than good Orrex Jan 2013 #17
Just phrase the laws in such a way to keep actual possession legal hack89 Jan 2013 #22
Making progress, but let me clarify... Orrex Jan 2013 #24
It is time to properly define what cosmetic features semi-automatic rifles can have. hack89 Jan 2013 #25
I'm ok with that, but what about my question? Orrex Jan 2013 #28
There would be more trust if we had strong definitions hack89 Jan 2013 #31
In fairness, that citation is 25 years old Orrex Jan 2013 #32
And yet what happens here when the conversation turns technical? hack89 Jan 2013 #33
Well... Orrex Jan 2013 #36
Any definition is probably going to have to be filtered down a bit. Buns_of_Fire Jan 2013 #27
I've had similar thoughts, in fact Orrex Jan 2013 #30
do you honestly believe that if gun seizures are imminent.. frylock Jan 2013 #40
They would never attempt a house to house confiscation hack89 Jan 2013 #41
they won't be able to confiscate guns, which make concerns of using a database.. frylock Jan 2013 #42
Why won't they be able to? hack89 Jan 2013 #44
well there you have it. my mistake.. frylock Jan 2013 #45
That's fine hack89 Jan 2013 #46
on further review, it doesn't appear that there was a visitation by LEOs.. frylock Jan 2013 #47
No - California did not buy back those SKS hack89 Jan 2013 #49
BUYBACK PROGRAM FOR CERTAIN SKS SPORTER RIFLES TO END FRIDAY. frylock Jan 2013 #50
My bad - you are right. nt hack89 Jan 2013 #51
no prob. it's hard keeping up on this stuff. frylock Jan 2013 #52
an ironclad guarantee guardian Jan 2013 #29
Logic flaw: Slippery Slope Taverner Jan 2013 #55
No. But there is not a lot of trust between the two sides at the movement hack89 Jan 2013 #57
I think in the interest of the country, the gun side should be at least willing to negotiate Taverner Jan 2013 #60
So what do you wish to see banned? nt hack89 Jan 2013 #61
I don't know Taverner Jan 2013 #62
Sure you will. Heimer Jan 2013 #15
What if you don't know they're stolen? Orrex Jan 2013 #19
Why do I have to tell the government what guns I own... Bay Boy Jan 2013 #34
Why do I have to show a picture ID to vote? Tsiyu Jan 2013 #37
Should you need an ID to vote? Should you need a permit to protest? hack89 Jan 2013 #58
Yes, let's have anarchy Tsiyu Jan 2013 #63
There are limits on guns hack89 Jan 2013 #64
I'd support 1 maybe 2 of those listed. ileus Jan 2013 #4
I support, and expect passage, of all 5. Robb Jan 2013 #6
I would not support number 4. I am good with the rest. nt Mojorabbit Jan 2013 #10
"That Gun Owners Support?" That makes me laugh... derby378 Jan 2013 #12
Perhaps you are more fringe than you realize? Robb Jan 2013 #16
Dude, I'm the new normal - and one day, you'll realize it's not that bad derby378 Jan 2013 #18
Among DU gun enthusiasts, probably. Robb Jan 2013 #20
Try That Line On The Parents Of Those Dead School Kids, Mr. "New Normal" (nt) Paladin Jan 2013 #43
I support 2 of 5 Heimer Jan 2013 #13
Civilian armories derby378 Jan 2013 #21
Mixed bag. Lizzie Poppet Jan 2013 #14
"Needs a sixth: mandatory firearms security for all gun owners." Bay Boy Jan 2013 #35
I wish I knew! Lizzie Poppet Jan 2013 #38
Because SCOTUS says you can't. jeff47 Jan 2013 #53
How are you going to keep track of six if four can fuck right off? Orrex Jan 2013 #39
kick samsingh Jan 2013 #26
I think an overwhelming majority would agree with 1, 3, and 5. nt. NCTraveler Jan 2013 #54
My 5 are better Glassunion Jan 2013 #56
"Most gun owners support" justanidea Jan 2013 #59
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