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safeinOhio Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-14-11 09:30 AM
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21. Times must be changing then.
A US house member that voted for the AWB was just elected governor of Ohio over a A+ NRA rated gun rights supporter. Also, large urban areas vote for gun control mayors and are critical to Democratic victories in national elections.
Going to have to find a way to balance all of that.
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  -Despite Tucson shootings, gun control push falters spanone  Jan-14-11 07:43 AM   #0 
  - just have to wait and see where the NRA wants to lead us  DrDan   Jan-14-11 07:46 AM   #1 
  - The NRA has been silent so far they are wating for us to  Tippy   Jan-14-11 09:25 AM   #19 
     - No it didn't. There is no govt or peer reviewed study that indicates the AWB had any effect.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 09:29 AM   #20 
     - now we both know that a lack of a study indicating an effect DOES NOT  DrDan   Jan-14-11 09:48 AM   #23 
        - So that is your argument.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 09:51 AM   #24 
        - Thank you for your reply......  Tippy   Jan-14-11 10:29 AM   #34 
           - Cho killed 32 people with nothing more than 10 and 15 round magaxines.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 10:33 AM   #36 
              - the fact is - he had a gun and he had an extended 30-round magazine  DrDan   Jan-14-11 10:40 AM   #41 
                 - and Cho didn't and killed 6x as many people without one.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 11:59 AM   #47 
     - 94 AWB had no effect on anything  michreject   Jan-14-11 10:18 AM   #28 
     - and Republican control of Congress for a decade. n/t  Statistical   Jan-14-11 10:29 AM   #33 
     - Two things..  X_Digger   Jan-14-11 10:21 AM   #29 
     - The original AWB had no effect on crime.  beevul   Jan-14-11 01:06 PM   #48 
     - Since the availability of over-10-round magazines was not significantly affected  benEzra   Jan-14-11 03:57 PM   #50 
  - The gun "control" bills proposed are feel good, do nothing trash.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 07:46 AM   #2 
  - high capacity clips seem unnecessary ...not do nothing trash imo  spanone   Jan-14-11 07:52 AM   #3 
     - The bill bans 11 round magazines.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 08:00 AM   #4 
        - guns did all that....wow. amazing. silly.  spanone   Jan-14-11 08:02 AM   #5 
           - No stupid do nothing gun control laws did all that ...  Statistical   Jan-14-11 08:06 AM   #7 
              - sometimes the right thing isn't the politically right thing.  spanone   Jan-14-11 08:09 AM   #8 
              - It wasn't the right thing. It accomplished NOTHING.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 08:13 AM   #9 
                 - don't worry. no ones taking your guns. or your clips. enjoy.  spanone   Jan-14-11 08:15 AM   #10 
                    - That doesn't mean people like McCarthy aren't trying.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 08:17 AM   #11 
                       - So we should do nothing because the gun obsessed might contribute to NRA and vote right wing?  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 08:39 AM   #12 
                          - No we should be looking for real solutions.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 08:53 AM   #13 
                             - Personally I'd support law that those attracted to "assault weapon" be prohibited from owning a gun.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 09:07 AM   #14 
                                - Well thanks for being honest. Banning things for the sake of banning things.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 09:09 AM   #15 
                                   - No, I wouldn't ban assault weapons. I'd just deem those who want one mentally unstable to own/carry  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 09:16 AM   #17 
                                      - So called assault weapons are the most common rifle sold today.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 09:20 AM   #18 
                                      - Just confirms to me how many gun purchasers should be deemed not fit to own or carry guns.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 10:15 AM   #26 
                                         - Fortunately for me  michreject   Jan-14-11 10:22 AM   #30 
                                         - You don't get it "assault" weapons are a made up term.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 10:29 AM   #32 
                                         - Oh, I do get it. It's a marketing ploy to sell guns to those who can't control their baser instincts  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 10:32 AM   #35 
                                            - No. The term was made up by anti-gun crusaders.  Statistical   Jan-14-11 10:36 AM   #38 
                                            - Yes, to describe guns manufactured to appeal to folks' baser instincts.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 10:47 AM   #43 
                                            - Baser instincts?  X_Digger   Jan-14-11 10:54 AM   #44 
                                            - Absolutely!  Maine_Nurse   Jan-14-11 04:38 PM   #55 
                                            - Have no real issue with guns in home. It's people packing on the town square that are a concern.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 05:50 PM   #57 
                                            - Not sure how many rounds...N.T.  Maine_Nurse   Jan-14-11 06:36 PM   #58 
                                            - Glad he defended himself. If someone breaks in a house, I have no problem with opening fire.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 07:18 PM   #59 
                                         - Mhmmm...  beevul   Jan-14-11 01:12 PM   #49 
                                      - Tautological balderdash..  X_Digger   Jan-14-11 10:29 AM   #31 
                                         - Yep an ironic Catch 22. We investigate folks who want to buy bombs, why not assault weapons.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 10:34 AM   #37 
                                            - Thanks for admitting that it's a catch-22.  X_Digger   Jan-14-11 10:37 AM   #39 
                                               - Ah, come on. Do you really think folks who surround themselves with these type weapons are stable?  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 10:40 AM   #40 
                                                  - Rock on, culture warrior..  X_Digger   Jan-14-11 10:45 AM   #42 
                                                  - The gun in your second photo...  benEzra   Jan-14-11 04:27 PM   #54 
                                                  - What???  Maine_Nurse   Jan-14-11 05:11 PM   #56 
              - Times must be changing then.  safeinOhio   Jan-14-11 09:30 AM   #21 
                 - Deleted message  Name removed   Jan-14-11 09:40 AM   #22 
  - best news I heard all day. N/T  invader zim   Jan-14-11 08:03 AM   #6 
  - The parasites at Brady Inc...  -..__...   Jan-14-11 09:12 AM   #16 
  - Gun control laws do not stop crazy people from getting guns and killing people.  uncommon   Jan-14-11 09:56 AM   #25 
  - Lax laws sure make it easier for Loughners to buy them 1.5 months before their killing rampage.  Hoyt   Jan-14-11 10:17 AM   #27 
     - What law was lax?  Maine_Nurse   Jan-14-11 04:08 PM   #52 
  - You know what would help? MORE GUNS!!! More guns is always the answer... kind of  TwilightGardener   Jan-14-11 10:57 AM   #45 
  - The people causing "MORE GUNS" are the people currently proposing new bans,  benEzra   Jan-14-11 04:01 PM   #51 
  - Honestly, it's a moot point, as Obama will NEVER sign any bill  bullwinkle428   Jan-14-11 11:04 AM   #46 
  - Focus should be on identifying and helping the mentally ill -  lynne   Jan-14-11 04:11 PM   #53 
 

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