L30nPh3lps
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Thats not true, im all for a constructive debate about gun control including but not limited to raising the legal purchase age, go figure nobody bothered to read what im actually saying
"Fk the NRA"
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L30nPh3lps
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I live in MA with some of the strictest controls in the country, and did the training and certification and checks that should be required of everyone, and i disagreed with none of them, hell no mentally ill people should not have guns or any other weapons, neither should children. We need to find a way to restrict acess to unfavorable characters without punishing law abiding citizens, and im interested in having that conversation
L30nPh3lps
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U guys doing anything outdoors this season? Weather has been iffy here to say the least
L30nPh3lps
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A little of that money going to improving the quality of life for those citizens would go a really long way, cant agree with u more
Unclebaldrick
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Not only that but "public servants" are concerned about the environment while some Americans don't even have air conditioning.
Welcome "new member". I expect great things from you.
TimBar
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I have a relative who is a Boston PO. Although you have tough laws listen to his bitch. He says when a gun is used in a crime, they have to contact the manufacturer (Smith&Wesson, Glock etc) to find out who they sold it to, they then have to track down that dealer, and if he sold to another dealer, it goes on, until finally they get to the dealer who must keep the paperwork on who bought the gun...and when the dealer is out of business, usually a dead end...why on earth do we not have a national registry?
L30nPh3lps
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Whenever ive done a personal transfer ive had to log it into the MA Gun Portal, confuses me as to how they cant type in the serial number and get instant results if we’ve done all the paperwork for them, our bureaucracy is out of date, way behind technology, and slowwwww. I hope the state uses some of the tax revenue from recreational pot to shore up the shortcomings
travisw
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Hard to have a constructive debate about gun control with a guy who keep talking about jerking off and thinks facebook dictates legislative policy though, no?
Fogdog
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So that would mean what, exactly?
Here's some line items that I'd like to see
Set the objective to bring the US in line with other developed nations in terms of non-suicide fatalities by gunshots. Include accidents, murders, unintentional deaths by guns. We don't stop with simply enacting laws and be done with it. We continue to study and work on the problem until the objective is met. Perhaps repeal gun laws if studies show they are ineffective.
Some reasonable regulations put in place to restrict access to firearms for those who shouldn't have them. Such as,
- More than 3 days to complete background.
- Resources available to do the necessary background checks
- Funding to review the background checks database and correct errors or omissions.
- Eliminate loopholes that allow gun sales without background checks inluding the gun show loophole and waiving background checks for small private sales.
- Gun registration
- Licensing of gun owners that includes periodic training for safe use, storage and maintenance of guns as well as verify they understand current gun laws including when they may be used to kill somebody in self defense.
- Require guns in the home be locked up in a safe when not being used.
- Extra restrictions on the sale of some kinds of guns.
- Tracking gun sales to help law enforcement know whether or not the owner purchased the gun legally.
- Stiff penalties for owning an unregistered gun or making an unregistered sale.
- Restrict the sale of ammunition only to licensed gun owners
- Repeal stand your ground laws like the one in Florida.
Personally, I don't think we need to invent the wheel. Canada already has good gun regulations whith good results. If we can pattern our system after theirs it would save a lot of guesswork and shorten the time when we should see results.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Canada
L30nPh3lps
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I dont disagree with any of those points, tho id add that the only people that can buy from these gun shows (at least here in Ma) are people who have already gone thru extensive background checks to aquire a license and have been well vetted, and even then u are still registering your sale, lots of myths about guns shows out there from people who have never touched a gun much less been to a show (not calling u one of those people), tho i suppose misinformation is a pretty large obstacle no matter what ur talking about these days
L30nPh3lps
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Some of these people think u can buy a fully automatic machine gun at a 7-11 with nothing but a smile, the reality is not so close
L30nPh3lps
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I realize that there are also many people on the pro-gun side that will not budge on anything, theyre part of the problem, u have to realize tho that theyve been driven to that extreme by the other extreme on display here that think any legal gun owner should be lynched
SneekyNinja
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Hey Texas, thoughts and prayers.
L30nPh3lps
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Hard to have a constructive debate about gun control with a guy who keep talking about jerking off and thinks facebook dictates legislative policy though, no?
Did u bother to see any of the rest of the discussion where i tried to have a discussion and got feces thrown at me? And if u dont think the current social climate is dictated by popular social media ur fooling urself
L30nPh3lps
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Hate it when my reply gets inserted into the middle of the quite, sorry guys
L30nPh3lps
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U think its hard to have a discussion with me about it u should try some actual hard liners, and honestly ive seen maybe 2 people willing to discuss anything the rest just attack me but ok
MichiganMedGrower
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With no felony one can go to the gun shop here and leave with anything from a handgun to a semi automatic rifle and ammo today.
If you are flagged because of misdemeanor or other minor infractions it still only takes 3 days.
Fogdog
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Nobody said that. Gun owners are being driven to the edge by NRA propaganda.
Gun owners have to get over the idea that people who support certain bans on sales and tighter regulations for sales in general are serious about taking their guns away. Nobody is seriously talking about that.
L30nPh3lps
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Yea id say thats unacceptable, registering your gun and having gone thru checks should be mandatory before buying any firearm. And if u pass those checks and are a law aboding citizen u should be entitled to the right provided for in the constitution