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In the discussion thread: Method to Track Firearm Use Is Stalled by Foes [View all]

Response to SecularMotion (Original post)

Thu Jun 14, 2012, 10:41 AM

Tejas (4,759 posts)

89. I will register 1 gun for every

for every hardrive accessible by you that you allow .GOV unfettered 24/7 access to. You have nothing to hide, and it IS for the common good eh komrade?

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103 replies	Author	Time	Post
Method to Track Firearm Use Is Stalled by Foes [View all]	SecularMotion	Jun 2012	OP
so would the laser be on the slide and write the information	ileus	Jun 2012	#1
The cheap guns...	discntnt_irny_srcsm	Jun 2012	#29
A simple file will defeat this. nt	hack89	Jun 2012	#2
Because it is hype	gejohnston	Jun 2012	#3
If anything, law enforcement should be the incubator of this technology.	krispos42	Jun 2012	#14
Well, sure...	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#57
Hell, since they have explicit government backing to carry guns and kill people with them...	krispos42	Jun 2012	#76
And who's going to make millions off it?	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#4
probably some congressmans BIL has a business	ileus	Jun 2012	#5
You can also put your gun inside a stocking when you fire it, to catch the casings. n/t	Ian David	Jun 2012	#9
Pistol condom?	Remmah2	Jun 2012	#16
Or use the "Revolver Loophole" - no casings at the crime site.	DonP	Jun 2012	#17
I just got this chilling feeling, like reading a newspaper from the future.	NewMoonTherian	Jun 2012	#101
The best case made ny OP's like this	rrneck	Jun 2012	#6
What???????	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#8
Maybe we could balance it	rrneck	Jun 2012	#19
Maybe we could just...	discntnt_irny_srcsm	Jun 2012	#20
That might	rrneck	Jun 2012	#24
I think I remember...	discntnt_irny_srcsm	Jun 2012	#27
Not this shit again	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#7
There's at least one way spreading firing range shells around could backfire.	Ian David	Jun 2012	#13
ZOMIGOD!!!!!! Their is a LOOPHOLE in our carefully considered legislation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!	virginia mountainman	Jun 2012	#10
OMFG	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#11
Did you get that from your humor file?	Remmah2	Jun 2012	#15
The file humor file.	NewMoonTherian	Jun 2012	#102
Revolvers.	krispos42	Jun 2012	#12
Revolvers - Hmmph! Just another "loophole" to skirt the intent of the law ...	DonP	Jun 2012	#21
Fortunately, the US CDC reports that ...	G26	Jun 2012	#18
The best response from the comments-I couldn't have said it any better:	friendly_iconoclast	Jun 2012	#22
Microstamping is ineffective - regardless of cost.	OneTenthofOnePercent	Jun 2012	#23
Well...	Callisto32	Jun 2012	#25
In the infamous words of Ron White	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#26
LOL! Wow, looks like you managed to send the entire pro-gunner clan into convulsions!	DanTex	Jun 2012	#28
What part of this doesn't work	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#30
Yes, I've heard the NRA talking points, but thanks for repeating them one more time! nt	DanTex	Jun 2012	#32
NRA talking points?	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#33
Learn to laugh	DonP	Jun 2012	#45
Dodge. Please address the subject at hand.	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#60
Some excellent ... and very familiar characters there. ntxt	DonP	Jun 2012	#66
I actually meant that for DanTex...	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#80
No problem, I figured something like that. But thanks for bringing it to the forum. ntxt	DonP	Jun 2012	#88
Heard them, and ignored them.	NewMoonTherian	Jun 2012	#103
All for laws that reduce or help solve crime	sarisataka	Jun 2012	#31
Careful now	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#34
I think the NAS study was referring to regular ballistics, not microstamping.	DanTex	Jun 2012	#35
The subject was microstamping	sarisataka	Jun 2012	#37
Some valid questions.	DanTex	Jun 2012	#40
I would support	sarisataka	Jun 2012	#42
as i was saying	sarisataka	Jun 2012	#72
Any proposal that requires gun registration sends them into a tizzy.	SecularMotion	Jun 2012	#36
Your damn right it does	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#38
Or a list that helps them solve a crime or track down back alley gun deals.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#46
So how are you on surveillance drones over US cities?	Nuclear Unicorn	Jun 2012	#56
Gun registration? Why do you HATE FREEDOM!	DanTex	Jun 2012	#39
So, when can we expect you to register your computer? Without complaint? n/t	krispos42	Jun 2012	#41
Your computer is already "registered" by your IP address.	SecularMotion	Jun 2012	#43
you have that confused with MAC address.	gejohnston	Jun 2012	#50
But I use a PC	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#51
Thanks, I know the difference between an IP address and a MAC address.	SecularMotion	Jun 2012	#52
but it is not registration,	gejohnston	Jun 2012	#53
And that's why I used quotes for "registered"	SecularMotion	Jun 2012	#54
No.	Clames	Jun 2012	#58
Not to mention that it needs reception	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#61
So the federal government can just type in your name...	krispos42	Jun 2012	#75
When are you going to actually rebut the critiques of the plan?	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#59
I think opposition by gun owners is their fear they might pull a Zimmerman and want to run away.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#44
I'm terrified that I'll get caught on one of my weekend shooting sprees	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#47
Got a citation from someone not affiliated with right wing gun organizations about the cost.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#48
Would you count the NSSF?	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#49
I'm surprised you'd even ask question -- might as well quote NRA, Free Republic, Soldier of Fortune,	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#64
what sources are those? NT.	gejohnston	Jun 2012	#65
This is as objective as some site frequented by right wingers and/or those who profit from guns.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#71
I agree, it is about as objective as GOA	gejohnston	Jun 2012	#73
NSSF is pretty tame, really.	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#67
If a site that promotes more gun is tame, what do you normally read?	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#69
Different mindset, different standard.	Glaug-Eldare	Jun 2012	#74
It's a "trade association for the firearms industry." It's not for sportsmen -- excepting selling	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#77
Sources you've seen...	Clames	Jun 2012	#68
Nobody says it's fool proof -- if it works in 5% of cases, it's good. Nothing is foolproof.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#70
Try 0% -- those were the results for COBIS in New York.	Straw Man	Jun 2012	#90
Let's see, we find "brass" at the scene. It has a microstamp. We look on database for the	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#91
Look who still isn't paying attention...	Clames	Jun 2012	#93
Do you not understand that if all guns manufactured in the future had microStamping,	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#94
"...more and more guns pollute society" Gee, where have we seen this sort of language before?	friendly_iconoclast	Jun 2012	#95
You don't understand that what you are asking for is nothing but a pipedream...	Clames	Jun 2012	#96
It will be of value with the next 100 million guns manufactured to feed the gun culture.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#97
Ah, more Reagan style "Trickle Down Gun Control"	DonP	Jun 2012	#98
Do you not understand that if I had a flying unicorn ...	Straw Man	Jun 2012	#99
It won't work	SGMRTDARMY	Jun 2012	#62
Fine, it will work until it wears off -- you'll still be able to identify something that will help	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#78
Well, yes, actually... it does.	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#81
It will help catch the Zimmermans who run. Guess you are against that.	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#82
No it won't, if it only works, at best, at a 5% rate.	PavePusher	Jun 2012	#84
Then support some reasonable restrictions on guns -- never accused a DUer of wanting to	Hoyt	Jun 2012	#86
Your denials are unconvincing.	Straw Man	Jun 2012	#100
Hate the gungeon, but gotta say	Cherchez la Femme	Jun 2012	#63
Another useless law.	GreenStormCloud	Jun 2012	#55
Proponents of the program could mandate that the excess cost be a refundable	petronius	Jun 2012	#79
The usual suspects ...	Straw Man	Jun 2012	#83
Every handgun I have ever purchased comes with 2 cases in a little envelope.	Callisto32	Jun 2012	#87
Thank you for the compliment.	GreenStormCloud	Jun 2012	#85
I will register 1 gun for every	Tejas	Jun 2012	#89
Headline should read "State of CA... Owned by Gun Nuts".	-..__...	Jun 2012	#92

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