Never piss off a bus driver

[Dadoalex]

You actually think the government has the resources to register every single firearm in the country? Can you imagine what a clusterfuck that would be? The government can't even keep ineligible people from getting their hands on guns. If they could, Hunter Biden wouldn't have been able to lie about his drug use, and would have been denied the sale of those pistols he had. Geez dude, you must think the government has some kind of magical powers, but it doesn't. It's flawed, inefficient, and nothing more than a flimsy stopgap to keep everything from sliding into chaos.

We register every car and motorcycle
Every birth and death

So, yes. Assuming "law abiding" gun owners are "law abiding."

 

[August West]

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Your "source" is an anti-gun blog.




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You don`t like my source so 40,000 guns aren`t stolen every year from cars?

New survey confirms majority of guns used by criminals are taken from people's homes and cars - Behind the Badge

Sadly, robberies, aggravated assaults, gang shootings, and a myriad of gun crimes are an every day occurrence in cities across the country. A day doesn’t go by when you can’t read, see, or hear about a gun-related crime on the news. Of course it begs the question, how do these crooks get guns...

behindthebadge.com

More guns are being stolen out of cars in alarming trend across the nation

At least 180 cities reported increases in gun thefts from cars from 2019 to 2020. They are now the largest source of stolen guns, a new data analysis found.

www.nbcnews.com

What Percentage Of Crimes Are Committed With Stolen Guns? - Gun Laws

Someone came by looking for what percentage of crimes are committed with stolen guns. I think the result will be a little clearer if we work that problem

www.bevfitchett.us

4,400 were stolen from vehicles in Houston in one (1) year.

The Largest Source of Stolen Guns? Parked Cars.

The growing number of firearms kept in vehicles has become a new point of contention in the debates over regulating gun safety.

www.nytimes.com

Report: Largest Source of Stolen Guns Are From Parked Cars

Share with friendsGuns stolen from parked cars have become the largest source of stolen firearms in the U.S., with an estimated 40,000 guns stolen from cars in 271 cities in 2020 according to a report by Everytown for Gun Safety. The new study reveals that gun thefts from cars are increasing in...

gvwire.com

 

[August West]

We register every car and motorcycle
Every birth and death

So, yes. Assuming "law abiding" gun owners are "law abiding."

Have you noticed that "laughing boy" has no response to the topic?
Not much between the ears either.

 

[Dadoalex]

Have you noticed that "laughing boy" has no response to the topic?
Not much between the ears either.

actual responses require some level of intellect.
Absent memes and emojis these people have no intellect to speak of.

 

[OhPleaseJustQuit]

actual responses require some level of intellect.
Absent memes and emojis these people have no intellect to speak of.

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Not true. If there's nothing much if interest and intellect to respond to, it makes perfect sense to be one-click succinct.

One click says "You're lying"

One click says "You're a joke".

One click says "I disagree with you".

If you can't discern any relevant information from the succinct reply, you're truly not worth responding to, bot.




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[XponentialChaos]

I remember when altercations like this didn’t result in a shoot-out.

 

[Road Runner]

I heard he lost his job from this,... But it's a whole lot better than losing his life.

 

[BackAgain]

How did the perp get shot only one time?

 

[Road Runner]

How did the perp get shot only one time?

I know. That bus driver was quick on the trigger.