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And no one advocates for 'confiscating' guns.
- There is no right to privacy written in COTUS
- The 4th Amendment protects gun owners from any confiscation of guns without due process
- Registration of guns is no threat to law abiding citizens
- Licensing to own or possess a firearm is no threat to law abiding citizens.
- There is no infringement; only those who fail to obey the law will experience what other law breakers experience.
- We live in the United States. Our rights to life, liberty and happiness are articulated in the Bill of Rights, and other amendments to COTUS. Yet they are not without conditions: No one has the right to deprive by any means these "unalienable rights".
- Those who oppose gun controls are allowing others to be deprived of the unalienable rights, and thus are morally culpable of the deaths committed by domestic terrorists.
No just registering so the government knows who has them when they do decide to confiscate them
Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
And no one advocates for 'confiscating' guns.
- There is no right to privacy written in COTUS
- The 4th Amendment protects gun owners from any confiscation of guns without due process
- Registration of guns is no threat to law abiding citizens
- Licensing to own or possess a firearm is no threat to law abiding citizens.
- There is no infringement; only those who fail to obey the law will experience what other law breakers experience.
- We live in the United States. Our rights to life, liberty and happiness are articulated in the Bill of Rights, and other amendments to COTUS. Yet they are not without conditions: No one has the right to deprive by any means these "unalienable rights".
- Those who oppose gun controls are allowing others to be deprived of the unalienable rights, and thus are morally culpable of the deaths committed by domestic terrorists.
No just registering so the government knows who has them when they do decide to confiscate them
Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
That's true, and no amount of training will prevent a bad guy from killing a good guy. But everyday good guys put themselves in harms way protecting the community in which they serve.
There are few things more dangerous than someone who does not value his or her own life having a gun.
Criminals who obtain weapons illegally will not register themAnd yet, in states that have universal registration, pre-checking the gun registry is not part of the SOP for serving a warrant.Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
And no one advocates for 'confiscating' guns.
No just registering so the government knows who has them when they do decide to confiscate them
Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
That's true, and no amount of training will prevent a bad guy from killing a good guy. But everyday good guys put themselves in harms way protecting the community in which they serve.
There are few things more dangerous than someone who does not value his or her own life having a gun.
And that is an extreme minority of the population
Look at you, trying to get someone to argue against a position you know you cannot support.Reckless drivers will obtain cars by theft or purchase and not register them. Which is why a bill of sale will be sent by the seller to the St. Dept of Motor Vehicles. Why should a gun be any different?Criminals who obtain weapons illegally will not register themAnd yet, in states that have universal registration, pre-checking the gun registry is not part of the SOP for serving a warrant.Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It's an irrational fear.No just registering so the government knows who has them when they do decide to confiscate them
Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
That's true, and no amount of training will prevent a bad guy from killing a good guy. But everyday good guys put themselves in harms way protecting the community in which they serve.
There are few things more dangerous than someone who does not value his or her own life having a gun.
And that is an extreme minority of the population
True, but an extreme which creates very much costs in blood and treasure as we have seen more times this year than days on the calendar. Add in the costs of active shooter training by every policing agency in America, and to businesses, hospitals and schools, as well as the fear of parents and their children when going out in public, the costs of guns far out ways the policies in effect because of the 2nd A.
They're supposed to go by that alone ?
I had a coach in high school. He lost his temper, and decked a student bigger than he was, breaking his nose and giving him a concussion. Would someone like him be allowed to carry a gun, too?
/—-/ Because owning a car is not a right, owning a gun is.Criminals who obtain weapons illegally will not register themAnd yet, in states that have universal registration, pre-checking the gun registry is not part of the SOP for serving a warrant.Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
Reckless drivers will obtain cars by theft or purchase and not register them. Which is why a bill of sale will be sent by the seller to the St. Dept of Motor Vehicles. Why should a gun be any different?
/—-/ No because that coach shouldn’t be allowed to work anywhere near children.
I had a coach in high school. He lost his temper, and decked a student bigger than he was, breaking his nose and giving him a concussion. Would someone like him be allowed to carry a gun, too?
Right on Cue: Liberals Demand Gun Control After Florida School Shooting
Prominent liberals on Twitter are once again calling for gun control following the tragic shooting at a Florida High School that left as many as 17 dead.
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Well we saw this coming , they already started it on here. Leftist gun grabbers are the dumbest sob's with no logic, nor common sense.
They are to dumb to take lessons from other Countries who have stripped their gun rights away....... Oh they're so safe now never a murder, no way to defend themselves why the immigrants are able to rape them really nice and easy because why they have nothing to protect themselves with making them the perfect weakling and weak minded fks.
Criminals who obtain weapons illegally will not register themAnd yet, in states that have universal registration, pre-checking the gun registry is not part of the SOP for serving a warrant.Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
Reckless drivers will obtain cars by theft or purchase and not register them. Which is why a bill of sale will be sent by the seller to the St. Dept of Motor Vehicles. Why should a gun be any different?
No just registering so the government knows who has them when they do decide to confiscate them
Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
That's true, and no amount of training will prevent a bad guy from killing a good guy. But everyday good guys put themselves in harms way protecting the community in which they serve.
There are few things more dangerous than someone who does not value his or her own life having a gun.
And that is an extreme minority of the population
True, but an extreme which creates very much costs in blood and treasure as we have seen more times this year than days on the calendar. Add in the costs of active shooter training by every policing agency in America, and to businesses, hospitals and schools, as well as the fear of parents and their children when going out in public, the costs of guns far out ways the policies in effect because of the 2nd A.
No just registering so the government knows who has them when they do decide to confiscate them
Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
That's true, and no amount of training will prevent a bad guy from killing a good guy. But everyday good guys put themselves in harms way protecting the community in which they serve.
There are few things more dangerous than someone who does not value his or her own life having a gun.
And that is an extreme minority of the population
True, but an extreme which creates very much costs in blood and treasure as we have seen more times this year than days on the calendar. Add in the costs of active shooter training by every policing agency in America, and to businesses, hospitals and schools, as well as the fear of parents and their children when going out in public, the costs of guns far out ways the policies in effect because of the 2nd A.
I had a coach in high school. He lost his temper, and decked a student bigger than he was, breaking his nose and giving him a concussion. Would someone like him be allowed to carry a gun, too?
Knives kill far more people in the United States than rifles do every year.Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
It will actually not change the procedure of the police conducting a warrant. Because the cops are smart enough to know that criminals who obtain their weapons illegally, which by the way is most criminals, there will be no record of those guns.
That's true, and no amount of training will prevent a bad guy from killing a good guy. But everyday good guys put themselves in harms way protecting the community in which they serve.
There are few things more dangerous than someone who does not value his or her own life having a gun.
And that is an extreme minority of the population
True, but an extreme which creates very much costs in blood and treasure as we have seen more times this year than days on the calendar. Add in the costs of active shooter training by every policing agency in America, and to businesses, hospitals and schools, as well as the fear of parents and their children when going out in public, the costs of guns far out ways the policies in effect because of the 2nd A.
Gun murder has gone down again.......FBI stats show that violent crime and gun murder went down, not up last year...so you have no real argument......and over the last 26 years gun murder, gun crime and violent crime have gone down as more Americans own and carry guns.....so your post isn't even true or accurate....
Expanded Homicide Data Table 8
2018...
Gun.....10,265 ... (2017...11,006....2016, 11,138)
Rifle......297 ( 2017... 403)
knives, 1,515
Blunt objects.... 443
hands and feet... 672
Over the last 26 years, we went from 200 million guns in private hands in the 1990s and 4.7 million people carrying guns for self defense in 1997...to close to 400-600 million guns in private hands and over 17.25 million people carrying guns for self defense in 2018...guess what happened...
-- gun murder down 49%
--gun crime down 75%
--violent crime down 72%
Gun Homicide Rate Down 49% Since 1993 Peak; Public Unaware
Compared with 1993, the peak of U.S. gun homicides, the firearm homicide rate was 49% lower in 2010, and there were fewer deaths, even though the nation’s population grew. The victimization rate for other violent crimes with a firearm—assaults, robberies and sex crimes—was 75% lower in 2011 than in 1993. Violent non-fatal crime victimization overall (with or without a firearm) also is down markedly (72%) over two decades.
I had a coach in high school. He lost his temper, and decked a student bigger than he was, breaking his nose and giving him a concussion. Would someone like him be allowed to carry a gun, too?
/—-/ Because owning a car is not a right, owning a gun is.Criminals who obtain weapons illegally will not register themAnd yet, in states that have universal registration, pre-checking the gun registry is not part of the SOP for serving a warrant.Half-Truth ^^^. When the government agents decide they have Probable Cause (PC) to secure a warrant, having guns is something all LE is concerned with, for many of us have attended funeral services of men and women murdered by firearms while serving and protecting the community.
Reckless drivers will obtain cars by theft or purchase and not register them. Which is why a bill of sale will be sent by the seller to the St. Dept of Motor Vehicles. Why should a gun be any different?
