Gun Control & RKBA

Remmah2

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28. It's a sad statement.

Mon Oct 15, 2012, 12:16 PM

Oct 2012

I do believe there are some people out there who buy firearms and they have no criminal intent. If they lived in another state they'd be perfectly legal. However due to draconian state laws they choose to be able to protect their family rather than let the crime technicians be responsible for the post-mortem reports. Hidden criminals my ass, they're people who've had their civil rights stolen from them. ie: NYC and Chicago.

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More Gun Smuggling - South Carolina to New York [View all] mikeb302000 Oct 2012 OP

so, criminals from New York travel to other states to break their laws trouble.smith Oct 2012 #1

What's wrong about that? mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #15

not according to the ATF gejohnston Oct 2012 #22

Probably these particular criminals had relatives in SC. mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #29

you have evidence of this? gejohnston Oct 2012 #41

Let me get this straight ... holdencaufield Oct 2012 #2

ha former-republican Oct 2012 #8

It's a sad statement. Remmah2 Oct 2012 #28

Why do so many New Yorkers want to buy guns illegally? aikoaiko Oct 2012 #3

Time for Stateline Check points. ileus Oct 2012 #4

Catch those criminals ... holdencaufield Oct 2012 #5

I agree pipoman Oct 2012 #9

I think the rest of the country needs to mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #16

Which country? holdencaufield Oct 2012 #21

We're talking about the US. mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #30

Temper temper ... holdencaufield Oct 2012 #35

I'm sure you do..lol..more likely come into line with the safe places like Mexico, eh? pipoman Oct 2012 #24

Basic gun safety should be taught in public schools slackmaster Oct 2012 #6

" where the weapons sold for a 100 percent profit." pipoman Oct 2012 #7

How do you know? nt mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #17

Because I have at least an 8th grade comprehension of math.. pipoman Oct 2012 #25

The solution is to have stiffer penalties for ex-cons w/guns and for strawbuyers. Remmah2 Oct 2012 #10

Bullshit. You should use your head instead mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #18

Actually, he is right to a large degree gejohnston Oct 2012 #23

The solution is to keep criminals contained, not to criminalize gun owners. Remmah2 Oct 2012 #26

"Criminalize gun owners" is one of those bullshit catch phrases. mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #31

Speaking of bullshite ... holdencaufield Oct 2012 #32

Wasn't it you that said "half" of the gun owners out there? beevul Oct 2012 #33

kinda like "hidden criminal " ? ileus Oct 2012 #36

Your thoughts are all wrong comrade, report to the re-education center. Remmah2 Oct 2012 #38

comrade, that's not Italian ileus Oct 2012 #42

But who is qualified to qualify people for firearm ownership? Remmah2 Oct 2012 #37

A .32? Eleanors38 Oct 2012 #11

What laws does NY have, that other states don't, that would prevent this? PavePusher Oct 2012 #12

Doubtful that they bought them from pawn shops. GreenStormCloud Oct 2012 #13

That's right and easily stopped. nt mikeb302000 Oct 2012 #19

Easily stopped, how, and by whom? beevul Oct 2012 #34

"An ex-con who’ll be old enough to collect Social Security" -..__... Oct 2012 #14

More self-centred? holdencaufield Oct 2012 #20

Well, I'm tired of hearing this slop.ntr tR Eleanors38 Oct 2012 #27

Isn't every advocacy group 4th law of robotics Oct 2012 #40

It's all about easy access to guns 4th law of robotics Oct 2012 #39

Not to mention the charnel house that is Vermont... friendly_iconoclast Oct 2012 #43

I hear the UN is thinking about sending in a peacekeeping force to restore order there 4th law of robotics Oct 2012 #44

As long as the supplies of Phish bootlegs and artisanal cheeses keep coming... friendly_iconoclast Oct 2012 #45

Big deal. Francis Marion Oct 2012 #46