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That much is certain.Because there are ulterior motives in play.
Having the age to legally buy rifles, be the same as for handguns, might have put it off for 3 years. Some 4th graders might have gotten to be 7th. 7th grade was cool. Now they will miss it.There are 20,000+ gun laws on the books in America. Which one would have stopped the school shooter yesterday? None of them. Because they are not being enforced.
So what's the use of passing more laws when you're too lazy to enforce the ones you've already passed?
Criminals don't care, they beak the laws all the time. Why the democrap DA's let them out to do it all over again, is beyond rational thought.Anyone? This is a straightforward question.
I appreciate your sarcasm, my overly emotional friend, but that didn't answer my question. Of 20,000 laws, surely there was one to stop this from happening.Having the age to legally buy rifles, be the same as for handguns, might have put it off for 3 years. Some 4th graders might have gotten to be 7th. 7th grade was cool. Now they will miss it.
To what precisely?Both the Buffalo shooter and the elementary school shooter legally purchased long guns as 18-year-olds.
Raise the minimum age to purchase a long gun.
There are 20,000+ gun laws on the books in America. Which one would have stopped the school shooter yesterday? None of them. Because they are not being enforced.
So what's the use of passing more laws when you're too lazy to enforce the ones you've already passed?
Because the real goal is total ban and confiscation. They're just doing it incrementally so we can't complain about total ban and confiscation.I appreciate your sarcasm, my overly emotional friend, but that didn't answer my question. Of 20,000 laws, surely there was one to stop this from happening.
How about passing effective ones, Twinkie?
You asked what law could have prevented this mass shooting. I just gave you one. Make it more difficult for teenagers to get a gun.To what precisely?
How about instead of raising the age you make gun safety courses and psychological background checks mandatory for anyone 18 or older buying a long gun?
People who want to dictate the lawwith emotion, people like you, are dangerous. Use your head.
How do you suggest doing that without violating the constitution? We had kids that age fighting wars with muskets and long guns. They don't need to be banned, they need to be taught. You can give a kid a gun to fight wars but not as a means to defend himself or his family.You asked what law could have prevented this mass shooting. I just gave you one. Make it more difficult for teenagers to get a gun.
I just told you. Raise the minimum age limit for long guns like Florida did.How do you suggest doing that without violating the constitution?
It is a contradiction of this mandate to allow kids to fight wars with them but ban them from owning them privately. Either you do or do not trust them with handgun or a rifle.I just told you. Raise the minimum age limit for long guns like Florida did.
Florida law barring gun sales to people under age 21 upheld by federal judge
A federal judge has upheld a 2018 Florida law that prevents people under age 21 from buying guns.www.news-journalonline.com
A Federal judge doesn’t believe that this is a violation of the constitution. We already have a minimum age limit for hand guns as well.
www.npr.org
That’s exactly what Florida did. They only allow people under 21 to purchase guns if their job occupation requires them to handle guns. This seems reasonable to me.It is a contradiction of this mandate to allow kids to fight wars with them but ban them from owning them privately. Either you do or do not trust them with handgun or a rifle.
Because there are legal repercussions. All of the things I suggested do not violate the constitutional rights of anyone while addressing the core issues around gun sales.That’s exactly what Florida did. They only allow people under 21 to purchase guns if their job occupation requires them to handle guns. This seems reasonable to me.
What are the requirements to purchase a firearm in Florida?
Why do people like you ask for solutions just so you can shit on them and demand that nothing be done?
- Must be 21 years of age. Rifles and shotguns may be purchased by a person who is at least 18 when that person is a law enforcement officer or correctional officer as defined in F.S. 943.10 or service member as defined in F.S. 250.01.
