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mandate that doctors report drug addicts and dangerously psychotic individuals to the BATFE. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #1
And how would the 5th Amendment figure into your scheme? Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #123
5th amendment. LOL. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #134
this is what he was talking about gejohnston Feb 2013 #136
I am all about the fifth amendment in fact. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #137
So, doctors can (through their reports) effect an abrogation of 2A rights Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #139
Federal law prohibits these people from possessing firearms, not the doctors. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #144
Well, I thought I'd go through the motions & ask. Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #138
This message was self-deleted by its author gejohnston Feb 2013 #135
Magazine capacity limits would be my major one. n/t Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #2
given that there already millions of high cap magazines in circulation bubbayugga Feb 2013 #13
There are many therefore the answer is more? n/t Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #15
I'll ask again. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #18
How about starting somewhere? Thor_MN Feb 2013 #22
I'm not arguing to do nothing, you are. A magazine ban will do nothing. It's political bullshit. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #24
OK, you just proposed nothing about large capacity magazines. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #25
So in your plan... discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #28
Good point. We should include a ban on remanufacture as well. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #84
So would that... discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #85
I can only assume that remanufacture holds no meaning for you Thor_MN Feb 2013 #89
I'm happy to do some for you as well. discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #90
They wouldn't if they were caught doing it. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #93
Possibly I misspoke. discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #95
Tell that to the families of people murdered by someone using large capacity magazines Thor_MN Feb 2013 #97
Many folks have... discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #99
I don't see anything emmotional in banning large capacity magazines. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #107
I have a meaningful use iiibbb Feb 2013 #117
Personally, I wouldn't care if you had a grenade launcher if you were miles from anyone else. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #118
Training iiibbb Feb 2013 #119
Do you understand the difference between you and every freaking numbnuts that wans to shoot up Thor_MN Feb 2013 #129
do you? iiibbb Feb 2013 #131
I don't need to know. I'm not selling any firearms or accessories. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #132
From post 107/117 to here iiibbb Feb 2013 #133
Hmm, I never implied that you wanted them. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #143
I can accept that... discntnt_irny_srcsm Feb 2013 #127
Yes, I do see people who would knee jerk decisions. Thor_MN Feb 2013 #130
OK, so maybe in 100 years your plan MAY have an effect. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #73
That is just ONE idea, and so what if it takes 100 years? Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2013 #76
In your plan, there's more and more large capacity magazines Thor_MN Feb 2013 #83
actually, since you started talking about your plan, the number of large capacity magazines bubbayugga Feb 2013 #96
I'm sorry Thor_MN Feb 2013 #98
How would your suggestions have changed the events at Sandy Hook? Starboard Tack Feb 2013 #64
Banning magazines in the wake of Sandy Hook bubbayugga Feb 2013 #74
Poor analogy. We were not attacked by Iraq on 911. People have been attacked with Dark n Stormy Knight Feb 2013 #77
So your suggestions wouldn't have changed anything, right? Starboard Tack Feb 2013 #91
As a poster pointed out above, there are millions out there Warpy Feb 2013 #101
It would merely be one cog in the mighty wheel of a comprehensive reform package. nt Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #104
I don't think so. krispos42 Feb 2013 #140
Fair enough ... Straw Man Feb 2013 #3
"He murdered her and took it." rdharma Feb 2013 #16
Please don't put words in my mouth. Straw Man Feb 2013 #41
I would add trigger locks need to ship with all firearms so hopefully we can cut down on the Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #4
Trigger locks are actually rather dangerous. ManiacJoe Feb 2013 #5
Oh? Do tell. You have my attention. Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #6
Trigger Locks iiibbb Feb 2013 #9
That makes sense. So the cable lock goes into the barrel preventing loading and ultimately Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #11
Or down the magazine well, on a rifle you'd need an awfully long cable iiibbb Feb 2013 #14
Trigger locks or cable locks? rdharma Feb 2013 #17
Find out who they are and lock them up... iiibbb Feb 2013 #26
I think this is a more common way of using cable locks guardian Feb 2013 #43
Thanks for the redirect. That does seem like a better system. nt Ed Suspicious Feb 2013 #12
I would require raidert05 Feb 2013 #32
the problem I have with liability insurance gejohnston Feb 2013 #7
the problem I have with liability insurance is that it is classist on its face rdharma Feb 2013 #19
So if I steal your car... and then use that car to abduct a child... iiibbb Feb 2013 #27
"So if I steal your car... and then use that car to abduct a child..." rdharma Feb 2013 #30
You're adding qualifiers.... iiibbb Feb 2013 #35
"I countered with a similar example of the car......" rdharma Feb 2013 #45
I don't make silly arguments about hammers and knives... iiibbb Feb 2013 #53
The problem I have with liability insurance kudzu22 Feb 2013 #120
Why don't we start with mental health and then ensure no guns in the vicinity? dkf Feb 2013 #8
Why don't we start with mental health and then ensure no guns in the vicinity? rdharma Feb 2013 #20
I had an idea about gun sniffing dogs but it was shot down as illegal search and seizure. dkf Feb 2013 #48
"Why don't we start with mental health and then ensure no guns in the vicinity?" rdharma Feb 2013 #46
How is liability insurance related to safety? iiibbb Feb 2013 #10
How is liability insurance related to safety? rdharma Feb 2013 #21
So insurance will stop criminals, suicides and mass killers? hack89 Feb 2013 #55
Why don't we start by enforcing the gun laws we already have? PuffedMica Feb 2013 #23
"Adding more law will not improve the enforcement of laws ......" rdharma Feb 2013 #31
In spite of it being illegal to buy a firearm if you fail your NICS check... and trying to buy one iiibbb Feb 2013 #37
"Why is no one ever prospected when they fail their NICS check?" rdharma Feb 2013 #38
damn you auto correct.. "prosecuted".. iiibbb Feb 2013 #42
Auto correct fail... but... maybe I should not have said "never"... maybe "rarely" would be better. iiibbb Feb 2013 #44
Thanks for the link....... rdharma Feb 2013 #49
I'm not refuting background checks... but it would also help if they actually enforced laws. iiibbb Feb 2013 #50
"100% background checks:" Can this be done at nat'l level given IC clause? Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #124
Just look to Canada. They are a realistic and workable country with... Walk away Feb 2013 #29
Parts of Canada's gun laws are quite sane and reasonable gejohnston Feb 2013 #34
Ah, the usual, laughable comparison to Mexico or Costa Rica. Walk away Feb 2013 #75
how is it laughable? gejohnston Feb 2013 #79
A few suggestions... jeepnstein Feb 2013 #33
I don't even use marijuana and I think it should be decriminalized/legalized. iiibbb Feb 2013 #36
"Make it's use (NICS background checks) mandatory in all cases but inheritance. rdharma Feb 2013 #40
Your best bet... jeepnstein Feb 2013 #52
Respectfully, "handed down" notions may be a problem regarding "bill of attainder" violations. Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #125
Tax rebate for purchase of a robust gun safe slackmaster Feb 2013 #39
Teach basic gun safety in public schools. rdharma Feb 2013 #51
Here's a few.... jmg257 Feb 2013 #47
Licensing... KansDem Feb 2013 #54
I would say renewable. New York has enacted this now for AWs and handguns. jmg257 Feb 2013 #56
How about this? guardian Feb 2013 #57
universal registration rickford66 Feb 2013 #58
it would provide jobs gejohnston Feb 2013 #59
Also rickford66 Feb 2013 #60
and what about drug gangs? gejohnston Feb 2013 #61
well rickford66 Feb 2013 #62
depends, usually stolen gejohnston Feb 2013 #63
well rickford66 Feb 2013 #65
not all gejohnston Feb 2013 #67
someone is STILL the last legal owner rickford66 Feb 2013 #69
I doubt they come straight from the manufacture gejohnston Feb 2013 #71
stolen guns? rickford66 Feb 2013 #66
reported stolen gejohnston Feb 2013 #68
Why don't you go work for the NRA ? rickford66 Feb 2013 #70
couldn't get along with Ted. gejohnston Feb 2013 #72
The majority come from straw buyers. Registration would nail those guys. rdharma Feb 2013 #82
registration might gejohnston Feb 2013 #86
how much clearer can I make this ? rickford66 Feb 2013 #87
Like I said before gejohnston Feb 2013 #88
sorry ... I was replying to 82 rickford66 Feb 2013 #100
rick, non-fatal friendly fire rdharma Feb 2013 #110
FORGET CURRENT LAW. rdharma Feb 2013 #92
not exactly gejohnston Feb 2013 #94
Riiiiiight! Prove it! rdharma Feb 2013 #102
leading up to FF gejohnston Feb 2013 #103
Why not ATF Form 4473 and 100% background checks on all gun sales. rdharma Feb 2013 #105
not at all, just if you are going to have a central registration, do it right gejohnston Feb 2013 #106
"I have never opposed NICS for private sales" rdharma Feb 2013 #108
try the search function for all past posts. gejohnston Feb 2013 #109
OK... I'll play...... rdharma Feb 2013 #111
theater that costs money and doesn't work as gejohnston Feb 2013 #112
The ROOT of the problem is responsible firearm ownership! rdharma Feb 2013 #113
actually I did gejohnston Feb 2013 #114
So speak! rdharma Feb 2013 #115
If you have read my posts as you claim, you would know gejohnston Feb 2013 #116
Good night! rdharma Feb 2013 #126
I think you'll find that the vast majority of straw purchasers kudzu22 Feb 2013 #141
But if you ask an antigunner they will say guardian Feb 2013 #142
I recommend a cap on the end of a barrel, that lets the gasses out the sides.... but stops the 2on2u Feb 2013 #78
just follow the safety rules gejohnston Feb 2013 #80
This feller followed the safety rules.... made sure it was loaded and then the barrel 2on2u Feb 2013 #81
He's lucky someone wasn't killed or injured. iiibbb Feb 2013 #122
Sounds like a recipe for a blown up gun kudzu22 Feb 2013 #121
backdoor gun control iiibbb Feb 2013 #128
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