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In reply to the discussion: Buying ammunition in DC [View all]fightthegoodfightnow
(7,042 posts)276. If it
Last edited Sun Mar 11, 2012, 03:02 PM - Edit history (2)
.....inconveniences law abiding citizens, it will do the same for criminals.
Supply and demand......and let's be clear.....you only 'need' bullets for guns you own.
You claim it won't do anything to abate illegal gun owmers in the least while at the same time implying it in conveniences those who buy bullets before buying the gun.
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They are just trying to keep yahoos and guns from polluting the city. I support them.
Hoyt
Feb 2012
#82
SCUBA gear and tennis balls don't take anothers life with the pull of a trigger. n/t
ellisonz
Feb 2012
#11
The presumption should be that you are up to no good. Or maybe they chew the lead.
Hoyt
Feb 2012
#85
You are hiding behind laws. Some things just aren't right, even if legal. And laws can be changed
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#173
There are also things you shouldn't do, though legal - polluting too much, smoking around children,
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#175
Because guns and ammo pollute society and are used for intimidation. We don't need guns in public.
Hoyt
Mar 2012
#177
Right. So if my buddy owns a sweet .357 that he lets me take turns with at the
Common Sense Party
Mar 2012
#302
I am begining to wonder what I should do with the loading dies and empty brass I have for weapons I
oneshooter
Mar 2012
#161
"and have not the slightest regard for the concerns of law-abiding gun owners."
ellisonz
Feb 2012
#36
The same could be said about people who do not like existing firearms laws and regulations.
Remmah2
Feb 2012
#68
The same could be said, to our resident "taxation without representation" guy...
beevul
Feb 2012
#114
A reporter for the Austin Chronicle purchased a .50 BMG round as a souvenier ($5).
SteveW
Mar 2012
#233
Wait, what? A guns' designed use is to fire a bullet? I thought it was to kill? What changed?
cleanhippie
Feb 2012
#40
I still have about 4 cases of that. Shot a lot of it out of a FN-FAL I was using at the time.
oneshooter
Feb 2012
#37
I bought ammo for my 40 cal for a year before getting a S&W 40....should I be jailed?
ileus
Feb 2012
#8
Why does the government, and by extension the clerks and such that sell ammo...
krispos42
Feb 2012
#35
and so did Cease Fire, if they knew she was not an Oregon resident, but that said
gejohnston
Mar 2012
#265
There you go again. Just being a rude gun grabber. A little more decorum is needed.
oneshooter
Mar 2012
#166
I once bought a few hundred rounds of 6.5 x 54 M-S because it was for sale at an absurdly low price.
Johnny Rico
Feb 2012
#43
How lucky for me then, that there isn't the slightest chance of your anti-gun agenda coming to pass!
Johnny Rico
Feb 2012
#49
I assume you have no household 'luxury' items that you don't absolutely need for survival?
rl6214
Feb 2012
#80
Will you ever spend any money on personal entertainment at any point in the future?
Johnny Rico
Feb 2012
#101
Cartridge boards...scourge of mankind. An apocalypse just waiting to happen!
Johnny Rico
Mar 2012
#172
Any evidence that this law actually prevented criminals from using firearms?
S_B_Jackson
Mar 2012
#213
Do you consider every member of this organization a threat to our communities?
Johnny Rico
Mar 2012
#207
It's obvious, they cause either bad karma, moral harm, or pollution of society...
friendly_iconoclast
Mar 2012
#231
Let me assure you that virtually all cartridge collectors do *not* have a matching legal gun
Johnny Rico
Mar 2012
#250
So you're saying that if you break the law, you're a criminal. That's...insightful.
Johnny Rico
Mar 2012
#260
Because it make so much sense for someone who owns this to be guilty of multiple felonies:
Johnny Rico
Mar 2012
#268
Again, you've made MY point, there is no dept of needs. You don't get to decide what someone
rl6214
Mar 2012
#139
Making an unsubtantiated claim and then failing to back it up isn't exactly "Covered and Addressed"
S_B_Jackson
Mar 2012
#187