william the wie
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Why doesn't it? Do we want voters that cannot be trusted defend themselves?
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Oh I agree but it is a great first step in denazification of the blue wall I hope the Supremes agree.A vote is more dangerous than a bullet.
Personally, I'd restore none of them. Penalties for screwing up.
Why doesn't it? Do we want voters that cannot be trusted defend themselves?
In some states it does.Why doesn't it? Do we want voters that cannot be trusted defend themselves?
This post is as idiotic as the thread premise.Oh I agree but it is a great first step in denazification of the blue wall I hope the Supremes agree.A vote is more dangerous than a bullet.
Personally, I'd restore none of them. Penalties for screwing up.
Why doesn't it? Do we want voters that cannot be trusted defend themselves?
33,000 gun deaths and 70,000 gun injuries every year...
Only a handful involve "people defending themselves". Most of them are 'some idiot who never should have had a gun hurting themselves or others'.
How many are suicide?
How many are suicide?
doesn't matter.
Does matter
Does matter
No, it really doesn't. If there hadn't been a gun in the house that day, that person would still be alive.
Are you claiming there is no other way to commit suicide?
I just want to know where you are coming from.
A gun is the only way to kill yourself?
Are you claiming there is no other way to commit suicide?
I just want to know where you are coming from.
A gun is the only way to kill yourself?
Not going to waste time on you... had this argument with tons of gun nuts before, and it's a waste of time.
They didn't walk out in front of a car, they shot themselves with a gun someone in that house bought for protection. Maybe if they walked out in front of the car, they'd have had time to think about it. Maybe someone would have stopped them. Maybe the car impact wouldn't have been fatal and they'd have gotten the help they need.
Guns eliminate all those possibilities. While most suicide attempts never try again, gun suicide is 96% fatal.
You claimed if there wasn’t a gun in the home, there would be no suicide.
We have 300million guns in America.
You are clearly for abolishing the 2nd ammendment and confiscating guns. It’s in your argument, but for the gun, no suicide.
You don’t want to waste your time on me because you are faulty in your logic.
I am even a bit soft on the 2nd ammendment. I am not sure all citizens need AR-15s,but if you classify anyone who doesn’t agree with you as a gun nut, you are failing from the start.
You claimed if there wasn’t a gun in the home, there would be no suicide.
We have 300million guns in America.
You are clearly for abolishing the 2nd ammendment and confiscating guns. It’s in your argument, but for the gun, no suicide.
I am for abolishing the Second Amendment because it makes it too easy for crazy people to get guns and do awful things.
No, you guys are all gun nuts. ONce you start with the premise that gun ownership is a 'Right" as clear as the right to vote or the right to free speech or religion, that's a crazy position.
Gun ownership should be based on need, mental stability to own one and competency at using it.
Crazy people do awful things both with and without guns. Why not lock up the crazy people?
The individual right to bear arms is a clear Constitutional right, as the SCOTUS reiterated in DC v. Heller.
The right to vote is not. If you disagree, post the Article, Section and Paragraph granting a general right to vote.
Restrictions based upon "need" are unconstitutional. The others? Perhaps, but those are not the venue of the federal government.
Because I don't want to live in a police state...
do you?
blah, blah, blah... nobody found a right to a gun in the Second until Crazy Tony Scalia came along.
The Second is about Militias, not guns.
Restrictions based upon "need" are unconstitutional. The others? Perhaps, but those are not the venue of the federal government.
Until it is.
Actually, there's a whole lot of ways the Feds can fuck with the gun industry.
Top of my list, repeal the idiotic law that holds gun sellers blameless. Betcha when a few mass shooting families clean out a few gun sellers, they are going to be REALLY KEEN on making sure the nuts don't get them.
The second thing I'd do is let the gun sellers know if they are irresponsible in their sales, they don't get government contracts. Since the Government is a bigger customer than Crazy McShooty, they'll change their tactics really fast.
Nope, but I do want to lock up crazy people.
Nonsense. That fantasy took hold in 1936. It has been soundly rejected.
There are many things government can do extra-constitutionally, so long as the people in their ignorance permit it.
Does matter
No, it really doesn't. If there hadn't been a gun in the house that day, that person would still be alive.
Are you claiming there is no other way to commit suicide?
I just want to know where you are coming from.
A gun is the only way to kill yourself?