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5. How about fines instead.

Mon Dec 17, 2012, 06:47 PM

Dec 2012

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How about tax credits for gun safes? [View all] k2qb3 Dec 2012 OP

So now I have to further subsidize gun disease? Not Me Dec 2012 #1

This message was self-deleted by its author Horse with no Name Dec 2012 #11

+1000 part man all 86 Dec 2012 #15

Hell damn no taught_me_patience Dec 2012 #2

Why do we have to pay people to do the right thing? truebluegreen Dec 2012 #4

How about fines instead. MichiganVote Dec 2012 #5

How about MASSIVE fines for inappropriate gun storage. Squinch Dec 2012 #7

About what I expected. k2qb3 Dec 2012 #6

+1 ellisonz Dec 2012 #26

There's something very anti-social about them. WorseBeforeBetter Dec 2012 #31

Gun safes bongbong Dec 2012 #8

State of California disagrees with you ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #16

Prove it bongbong Dec 2012 #17

Cool video ProgressiveProfessor Dec 2012 #19

This message was self-deleted by its author Horse with no Name Dec 2012 #9

No. k2qb3 Dec 2012 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author Horse with no Name Dec 2012 #13

Hell no. How about a thousand dollar per gun per year license? we can do it Dec 2012 #10

How about a tax on ammunition instead? PA Democrat Dec 2012 #18

I'm not paying for that crap BainsBane Dec 2012 #20

I agree, but how do you enforce this? LeftofU Dec 2012 #21

All you can do is pass a law BainsBane Dec 2012 #23

Also it seems such laws would have to be local BainsBane Dec 2012 #24

Glad to see you're willing to put your money where your mouth is... ellisonz Dec 2012 #30

Proposed changes are not arbitrary BainsBane Dec 2012 #28