Oddly enough. he wasn't talking about crack dealers. He was talking that he should be able to buy anything he wants. Crack and AR15's together, if that is what he wants. Right up till the crack head starts killing people, it would be all good.
I guess you agree. No problem with crack heads owning semi auto rifles?
wtf is wrong with you people. No fuking common sense. Irrational fears.
For the record, when I said "...to be prohibited anything, beit a scary looking rifle or a bag of crack" it was to show the breadth of my disdain for any kind of prohibition. I think crack is disgusting, and the people who do it I have no desire to have anything to do with. But if their use doesn't infringe on anyone else then that's their business.
How are you going to know a person uses crack(or anything else) if they have no felonies on their record? You going to want to piss/blood test everyone who wants a gun too?[/QUOTE]
"The breadth of your disdain for any kind of prohibition."
Might want to rephrase. Cause you know where I am going with that.
And do a little reading up on crack. There addiction definitley impacts other peoples business.
And if people have to be drug tested to recieve a little money to live on, maybe its not a bad idea to drug test people that can buy the means to kill scores of people in a little bit of time. A spot drug test would definitely slow down the number of guns being sold. Unless you are gonna contend that only non drug users buy guns.
My dad was an alcoholic. Always had a gun. Never did anything positive with his gun. Should have never had a gun IMO. And an alcoholic friend killed himself with the gun he bought from a private seller. Who knew he was unstable, cause he knew him. But he wanted the money from the sale and......he killed himself within a couple days of buying the gun.
So you gun nuts want to defend the rights of druggies and alcoholics to have access to guns. And you call that responsible gun ownership?
How about the people that buy a gun and leave it laying around the house with no trigger locks or in a safe. With young kids who have access to the gun. Is that your idea of responsible gun ownership. The small child that finds dads gun and shoots himself with it, that child didn't deserve responsible gun owneship. Why?
And if you can't trust people to be responsible with a gun, you ever think that maybe they shouldn't have one? You want more of the killings like in Conn? Of course you don't.
But then again, you don't want to do anything that might keep that from happening again. Why?
The NRA couldn't even come out after the killing and say to everyone; lock your guns up. Put trigger guards on your weapons. If you have a unstable person in your household, store your guns and ammo elsewhere. Nothing, Nada from the NRA about responsible gun ownership. WHy?
All the NRA can think about is making money from the sale of guns and ammo. Did you know that the NRA recieves 1 dollar from the sale of guns and ammo in a licensed gun shop? Making money selling guns and ammo is what the NRA is all about. Wayne likes his big paycheck.