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tough shit, be inconvenienced more and accept civic responsibility in the interest of the greater good. bad apples are getting guns too damn easy, we all have to take a hit ....ya that's where the civic duty part comes in
Civic responsibility like Eric Holder's DOJ walking guns into Mexico resulting in the death of Brian Terry? Spare me the bullshit. Law abiding citizens have been inconvenienced by you gun grabbing loons long enough, enforce the Laws that already exist and keep your paws off of my Freedoms. The Second Amendment wasn't about protecting yourself from criminals, it was about keeping power in the hands of the people so that one day some Politician doesn't decide he wants to stay in power a bit longer than the Constitution allows. Civic duty is protecting the freedoms this Nation was Founded upon, not altering our Laws to fit some people's twisted utopian ideologies. Sometimes tragedies do happen, but you don't let emotions trump rational thought whenever a tragedy occurs. Once you give up your Freedoms, it's damn hard to get them back.
Gun grabbing loon?? I shoot at least once a month for recreational purposes, and at least annually I qualify with both my assigned M9 pistol and M-14 carbine. My viewpoint is not simply the knee jerk reaction of an "emotional" progressive, or liberal after this most recent mass murder. My viewpoint has changed over the past ten years after seeing far too much unnecessary bloodshed in this nation as well as many third world nations where everyone carries a firearm. Anything that may help reduce this bloodshed is worth a look in my opinion, I don't know what that may entail, but I'm not so closed minded as I once was after seeing what I have seen over the past 10 years.
My position has evolved over time as I do feel that more should be done to regulate the sale of firearms, I don't propose to remove the inherent right to bear arms. I represent the changing silent majority that recognizes this growing problem, people like myself are evolving in our thoughts day by day, prepare your arguments, they are growing weaker with every crazed mass shooting event.
As background checks are a form of prior restraint - which always violates the Constitution - that makes perfect sense.Let's go ahead and just eliminate background checks then too...
My position has evolved over time as I do feel that more should be done to regulate the sale of firearms, I don't propose to remove the inherent right to bear arms. I represent the changing silent majority that recognizes this growing problem, people like myself are evolving in our thoughts day by day, prepare your arguments, they are growing weaker with every crazed mass shooting event.
You do realize this thread is about a poll on gun control. Even after the mass shootings they don't want gun control.
It must be a conspiracy
Conducted from July 31 to August 6, the poll shows the majority of likely voters in all three swing states do not favor stricter regulations for gun sales.
Voters in Colorado, where a gunman last month killed 12 and injured many more when he opened fire in a crowded movie theater, were most likely to favor keeping gun laws exactly as they are, with just 38 percent wanting stricter gun sales in their state. Sixty-six percent of voters in that state also said they do not believe harsher gun laws would curtail future shooting sprees; 60 percent of Virginia voters and 57 percent of Wisconsin voters share that view.
Poll: Despite mass shooting, most Colo. voters don't favor stricter gun laws - CBS News
As background checks are a form of prior restraint - which always violates the Constitution - that makes perfect sense.Let's go ahead and just eliminate background checks then too...
My position has evolved over time as I do feel that more should be done to regulate the sale of firearms, I don't propose to remove the inherent right to bear arms. I represent the changing silent majority that recognizes this growing problem, people like myself are evolving in our thoughts day by day, prepare your arguments, they are growing weaker with every crazed mass shooting event.
You do realize this thread is about a poll on gun control. Even after the mass shootings they don't want gun control.
Ya, all encompassing poll there, roughly 4300 people from three states, about .000043% of the N. American population. With stats like that I am truly convinced.
Why are you so happy to sacrifice the constitution for your own, false, sense of security?ya, most people with a record would surely disclose their criminal records, background checks wouldn't be needed anyways because all Americans are genuinely honest, good people, and besides a few bodies at the expense of protecting the integrity of our most sacred documnent is worth it to me...As background checks are a form of prior restraint - which always violates the Constitution - that makes perfect sense.Let's go ahead and just eliminate background checks then too...
It must be a conspiracy
Conducted from July 31 to August 6, the poll shows the majority of likely voters in all three swing states do not favor stricter regulations for gun sales.
Voters in Colorado, where a gunman last month killed 12 and injured many more when he opened fire in a crowded movie theater, were most likely to favor keeping gun laws exactly as they are, with just 38 percent wanting stricter gun sales in their state. Sixty-six percent of voters in that state also said they do not believe harsher gun laws would curtail future shooting sprees; 60 percent of Virginia voters and 57 percent of Wisconsin voters share that view.
Poll: Despite mass shooting, most Colo. voters don't favor stricter gun laws - CBS News
Because secretly we gun owners are saying to ourselves, "I wish they would try that with me."
It must be a conspiracy
Conducted from July 31 to August 6, the poll shows the majority of likely voters in all three swing states do not favor stricter regulations for gun sales.
Voters in Colorado, where a gunman last month killed 12 and injured many more when he opened fire in a crowded movie theater, were most likely to favor keeping gun laws exactly as they are, with just 38 percent wanting stricter gun sales in their state. Sixty-six percent of voters in that state also said they do not believe harsher gun laws would curtail future shooting sprees; 60 percent of Virginia voters and 57 percent of Wisconsin voters share that view.
Poll: Despite mass shooting, most Colo. voters don't favor stricter gun laws - CBS News
Because secretly we gun owners are saying to ourselves, "I wish they would try that with me."
Exactly. The hero-wanabes live in a fantasy Rambo World where they stand up in a hail of bullets that never hit them and Take Out The Bad Guy. They would then be America's Hero, interviewed by their own heroes - O'Reilly and lushbo. Their wives would once again be willing to have sex with them and their neighbors would idolize them.
BTW, I own guns and don't share this childish, Mighty Mouse fantasy but I do believe you are correct. But, the mass shootings continue and no heroes stand up to Save The Day and Get The Girl.
Why?
Because carrying a gun does not make one brave or a hero. Nor does it give anyone the balls they didn't have before they strapped on their John Wayne costume.
You should reconsider what you wrote. Remember mass shootings happen in gun free zones, and carrying a gun also carries a stigma from people like you.But, the mass shootings continue and no heroes stand up to Save The Day and Get The Girl
It must be a conspiracy
Conducted from July 31 to August 6, the poll shows the majority of likely voters in all three swing states do not favor stricter regulations for gun sales.
Voters in Colorado, where a gunman last month killed 12 and injured many more when he opened fire in a crowded movie theater, were most likely to favor keeping gun laws exactly as they are, with just 38 percent wanting stricter gun sales in their state. Sixty-six percent of voters in that state also said they do not believe harsher gun laws would curtail future shooting sprees; 60 percent of Virginia voters and 57 percent of Wisconsin voters share that view.
Poll: Despite mass shooting, most Colo. voters don't favor stricter gun laws - CBS News
Because secretly we gun owners are saying to ourselves, "I wish they would try that with me."
Exactly. The hero-wanabes live in a fantasy Rambo World where they stand up in a hail of bullets that never hit them and Take Out The Bad Guy. They would then be America's Hero, interviewed by their own heroes - O'Reilly and lushbo. Their wives would once again be willing to have sex with them and their neighbors would idolize them.
BTW, I own guns and don't share this childish, Mighty Mouse fantasy but I do believe you are correct. But, the mass shootings continue and no heroes stand up to Save The Day and Get The Girl.
Why?
Because carrying a gun does not make one brave or a hero. Nor does it give anyone the balls they didn't have before they strapped on their John Wayne costume.
The mentality of the gun grabber this idiot said semi automatic pull twiggier once and propels a number of bullet in minutes? She forgot one process you have to keep pulling that twiggier. Also I wonder if she realizes a revolver functions just like a semi automatic?
Idiot wants to ban guns 2 - YouTube
It must be a conspiracy
Conducted from July 31 to August 6, the poll shows the majority of likely voters in all three swing states do not favor stricter regulations for gun sales.
Voters in Colorado, where a gunman last month killed 12 and injured many more when he opened fire in a crowded movie theater, were most likely to favor keeping gun laws exactly as they are, with just 38 percent wanting stricter gun sales in their state. Sixty-six percent of voters in that state also said they do not believe harsher gun laws would curtail future shooting sprees; 60 percent of Virginia voters and 57 percent of Wisconsin voters share that view.
Poll: Despite mass shooting, most Colo. voters don't favor stricter gun laws - CBS News
Because secretly we gun owners are saying to ourselves, "I wish they would try that with me."
Exactly. The hero-wanabes live in a fantasy Rambo World where they stand up in a hail of bullets that never hit them and Take Out The Bad Guy. They would then be America's Hero, interviewed by their own heroes - O'Reilly and lushbo. Their wives would once again be willing to have sex with them and their neighbors would idolize them.
BTW, I own guns and don't share this childish, Mighty Mouse fantasy but I do believe you are correct. But, the mass shootings continue and no heroes stand up to Save The Day and Get The Girl.
Why?
Because carrying a gun does not make one brave or a hero. Nor does it give anyone the balls they didn't have before they strapped on their John Wayne costume.
I am very excited and enthused to see that so many liberals are ready to aggressively pursue the gangs and thugs in general that commit the vast majority of crime (and especially gun crime) in this country. So...where shall we start? Mandatory minimums for criminals using a firearm in the commission of a violent crime?
Im simply proposing more in terms of the vetting process in screening applicants for violent crimes and further restricting concealed weapons (on person) unless exigent circumstances exist. I carry my glock in a pelican case transported in the trunk of my car. I dont get the whole concealed weapon thing, a bit ridiculous unless you live in Mogadishu or Beirut.
I dont propose that ATF agents break into your homes in the middle of the night and seize all privately owned firearms yet I am engaged in discussion as if this is my intent, the fear does not lie with me, it apparently lies with the insecure folks whose liberty is being trampled upon for overdue legislation.....whatever.
Im simply proposing more in terms of the vetting process in screening applicants for violent crimes and further restricting concealed weapons (on person) unless exigent circumstances exist. I carry my glock in a pelican case transported in the trunk of my car. I dont get the whole concealed weapon thing, a bit ridiculous unless you live in Mogadishu or Beirut.
I dont propose that ATF agents break into your homes in the middle of the night and seize all privately owned firearms yet I am engaged in discussion as if this is my intent, the fear does not lie with me, it apparently lies with the insecure folks whose liberty is being trampled upon for overdue legislation.....whatever.
Dude I hate to say it but your post is laughable you say you have a firearm but you transport it in the trunk? Why even have one if you place it there?
