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In reply to the discussion: Too many wildfires caused by gun owners, says Utah governor [View all]ileus
(15,396 posts)38. Now we see their plan.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/47934760/ns/us_news-christian_science_monitor/#.T-ci2KFq23E
First it was SYG now it's now this....both cases built on lies they know people won't bother to learn the truth about.
SYG aren't shoot first laws.
Denying the government the ability to ban gun use in emergencies isn't about target shooting when it hasn't rained.
First it was SYG now it's now this....both cases built on lies they know people won't bother to learn the truth about.
SYG aren't shoot first laws.
Denying the government the ability to ban gun use in emergencies isn't about target shooting when it hasn't rained.
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The 2nd Amendment guarantees a right to start wildfires! We need a Supreme Court ruling
villager
Jun 2012
#2
Could hot brass falling into dry grass do it? Or the flash from the gun itself?
petronius
Jun 2012
#6
Yup, my nephew burned off a couple acres of our pasture with a muzzleloader shotgun
tularetom
Jul 2012
#80
I used to read it and I agree with you - but - this piece is kind of a
Tuesday Afternoon
Jun 2012
#37
Only if they are using tracers to hunt with. I have never seen that done.
GreenStormCloud
Jun 2012
#8
Millions of hunters take to the woods in the fall without incidents of forest fires...
ileus
Jun 2012
#16
Hunters and shooters aren't necessarily the same thing, not is it always sport
Euromutt
Jul 2012
#73
If there's a credible link, there's a good argument for temp. restrictions
Glaug-Eldare
Jun 2012
#19
A spark could start a fire. Although about as likely as you needing a gun in public.
Hoyt
Jun 2012
#44
Carrying a lethal weapon in civilized society is not comparable to liking grapefruits, liver, etc.
Hoyt
Jun 2012
#46
Nope, but if that is one of your rationales for arming up -- you can leave em at home for awhile.
Hoyt
Jun 2012
#61
Sorry, some here like to talk about the importance of accumulating guns to balance state power
Hoyt
Jun 2012
#64
then you need to address the ones that make those statements and not just toss out
Tuesday Afternoon
Jun 2012
#65