another gun control problem we might be facing

[cuznjohn]

this just in

 

[cuznjohn]

for sale

polish hand gun, used only once

 

[Bob Denman]

Pretty sure he meant "ballot" (a means of voting) and not "ballad" (a pleasant piece of music.

:shocked: Thanks! :thumbup: I seriously couldn't figure out what all of the singing was about... :dontknow:

 

[MidLifeCrisis]

everyone here is talking about their rights to own a gun, fine. what about my 1st. amendment right to shout fire in a movie
theater & watch the stupid trample over each other running out so i can post on youtube. what about not being able to smoke
around others just because they can get cancer from second hand smoke, so what.
i want to hang myself in my living room, why am i not allowed?!
now i'm sure everyone will give a reason how ridiculous that is but why can't anyone here give an answer on what should
be done to curb gun vioience? complaining is our right but so is coming up with a solution, at least our president is trying.

me i don't think we need new laws we just need to enforce & stiffen up the laws we already have. if you or your gun is
used in a crime, any crime the extremely large fines & jail time should be enforced. you shouldn't be afraid of the punishment
if you don't plan on breaking the law.
DON'T DO THE CRIME IF YOU CAN'T DO THE TIME

You may shout fire in an open theater if you wish. Not exactly a 1st amendment issue, but not advisable.

You can hang yourself if you want, no one is stopping you. It is your right. Wether that's advisable or not may be up to those who know you best.

The right to defend oneself is a whole different issue.

What's being done about keeping America safe?
Releasing terrorists, keeping the borders wide open, allowing sanctuary cities to host dangerous criminals, turning the public against police officers, undermining their authority to do anything sensible with illegals, turning class against class and color against color, etc, etc, and then trying all possible action to make sure you can take away the citizens' ability to defend themselves....yeah, I'd pretty much say "King Husain" is a real humanitarian.


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[Bob Denman]

Our Randy is a Sturgis Biker Chick?? :yikes:

 

[bill pitman]

I did....

Wish I had bought a bunch of gun maker stock a few days ago. :banghead:

35K,
Smith&Wesson

 

[vided]

Billy delossio

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-*****-guns-new-york-idUSKBN0UL2HJ20160107

 

[Bob Denman]

The scumbag! :gaah:

 

[Sam Mac]

The only thing I can add to this thread is for you to look at everything that Pres O has done and ask yourself if it has moved the US closer to being a Muslim nation. You be the Judge. I have already made up my mind. That said "Come and try to take em".

 

[AY4B]

Trump is now the proud owner of an AR15
http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/trump-is-the-new-owner-of-an-ar-15/article/2579770

 

[Bfromla]

RESPONSIABLE GUN OWNERS ONLY!

yes there is a problem... Not enough RESPONSIABLE gun owners.
Too many IDIOT/criminals/LAWERS.

 

[kep-up]

DiBlasio is an idiot. Just like many of the folks who advocate civilian disarmament. No gun manufacturer makes "assault rifles" for sales to civilians. When will these people learn that "assault rifles" have been illegal for civilian ownership since 1938?!?!
Oh! I forgot! If you say the same lie often enough, and with enough emotion, it becomes truth, even though the facts remain the same.

 

[vided]

 

[Dan McNally]

There is the very real chance that the President's new E.O. is going to backfire on him. Right now, the holder of a Federal Firearms License (FFL) has many advantages that the run-of-the-mill gun owner doesn't. They can ship and receive guns by mail, for example. To get an FFL, there is a requirement that the applicant be doing business selling and buying firearms. ATF will disapprove an FFL for the average gun collector or private citizen. By expanding what is considered as "doing business" the President has, very likely, made it easy for the average Joe to obtain an FFL, allowing purchase, transfer, mailing of firearms.

 

[Bob Denman]

While I agree... It ALSO opens your front door to inspection of your records, by ATF agents at any time. :shocked:

That's why my Grandpa Denman turned his in...

 

[Trbayth]

And from what I've heard it's not inexpensive to get a FFL.

 

[Orange Spyder Man]

I have an idea... why doesn't "barry" outlaw ---- murder --- ????

osm

 

[PrairieSpyder]

There is the very real chance that the President's new E.O. is going to backfire on him. Right now, the holder of a Federal Firearms License (FFL) has many advantages that the run-of-the-mill gun owner doesn't. They can ship and receive guns by mail, for example. To get an FFL, there is a requirement that the applicant be doing business selling and buying firearms. ATF will disapprove an FFL for the average gun collector or private citizen. By expanding what is considered as "doing business" the President has, very likely, made it easy for the average Joe to obtain an FFL, allowing purchase, transfer, mailing of firearms.

In order to get an FFL you have to have a place of business. You can't sell from your home and qualify for FFL. My bro looked into it.