Biden gets one right.
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Oh wow, can we tag the liberals here "the House wives of the water cooler"?
Yeah, I wouldn’t have a problem with this so long as there was a way for me to bypass it if I’m shooting with my kids or my friends.
I assume there have to be some way of doing that.
^^^^^^^ This right here. The Fed uses the doopted to get rid of the masses having adequate protection.
Tell me again how it will never happen here!!!!
I'm a lot less strident on the subject than you think I am. I've always been for sensible regulation that doesn't keep responsible people from owning guns.
But suing gun manufacturers for crime just doesn't make sense to me, in terms of curbing crime.
Just like IU would always be great in basketball because...well, dammit.... we're INDIANA!
A couple questions:
1) with the liability that CoH is advocating how much do you see the price of firearms increasing?
2) I’ve seen the comparison to legal narcotics…yes I know about Purdue Pharma…do we want opioids to be more easily available to the populace than firearms?
I'll go total Joe Chi Minh ... get some get some... "How do you shoot rep's and senators"? Easy just shoot towards wall street.
1) I really don’t know anything about gun pricing so I don’t know. I also don’t know about their insurance reinsurance which obviously implicates pricing
2) don’t understand the comparison
Oh, it will happen. Feds will remove all those that can't spell duped. (TIC)
Wouldn’t that be handguns though? Those are used for crime far and away the most.
"They" may stop.... But "those" will tool up BIGLY ! I'm an old tool maker and I know how to build a horizontal, segregated manufacturing and supply chain. I'm 1 of 330,000,000 people..
Just say "GO" . You'll (not you) will have a lot of huckleberries.
I know you think we're crazy for thinking it, but the founding fathers knew human nature and knew governments always overstep their boundaries.
That's what makes the US unique - we don't trust the government because we understand human nature and how power gets to some people. And how a bureaucracy can override our votes, as we can see today.
Call us crazy or whatever, but you were wondering where the government was during the Summer of Love......
All DC has to do is intentionally divide us, make the pacifist paint their hair purple, turn boys into girls, have parades and demand more gun regulation. Then set back and let the fireworks fly, while they make bank and are protected with the entire power of the US government. But THAT could NEVER happen here, we have elections.
3-D printers will take up the slack.
It was happening in every major city in America.
And you always complain about crime in St. Louis. Isn't the government responsible for controlling crime?
that totally changed the entire USA and has no end in site. And that is how the fight started.
Don't get me wrong, I am not for banning those either. I am saying the logic doesn't follow.
The city. I don’t live in the city. Okay I have to get some work done. Make sure the dream team plays nice. It’s a good thread
Again, it's why 2A talks about state militias. The founders also knew the dangers of the wild west. In fact, it's why many states outlawed conceal carry in the 1800s. People are crazy.
Take it up with the Supreme Court - that's not how they see it.
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This is what I don’t understand. What’s the magic number? I constantly try to bring up the numbers because there never seems to be an answer of what is acceptable. To keep it simple, 20,000 people are killed per year from guns. An overwhelming majority are handguns. If they pass the different laws and etc. won’t the gun manufacturers go bankrupt and it be impossible to buy legal guns? Or is that the entire point?
No, the entire point is for trial lawyers to make a lot of money.
Focus on this part.
Specifically the LEGAL part. Just like DC "fixing" student loans, health care, electric vehicles, oil (by from a dictator instead of home), covid...... they want to "fix it" as it hits some in the feelz.
But the smart people just move everything underground, much like what pours over our southern boarder, norther boarder, ocean ports, fed ex shipments on and on and on...
But yes, DC will fix this for our feelz.
Trust me, I'm fully compliant with the SC's interpretation that it's everybody for themselves in today's America. Just making the case that it doesn't have to be this way.
What's the alternative? HAve DC protect us, with less cops and an open boarder, which could simply be called an unloading doc now. It's not a boarder.
I say let the jury decide, not high priced lobbyists who buy members of congress like I buy a 6 pack. I’m satisfied to be able to make my argument about AR 15 ‘s to an impartial jury as I did here. I haven’t seen a counterargument that gives me pause.
What about my idea that, in a trial that involves product liability, the loser pays all legal bills?
Does that exist today?
Well we didn't just sit around and do nothing did we? We don't do nuke drills anymore by the way.
Start a punk band. Or plink cans and coyotes with a boring old rifle.
I don't think the Feds will ban shit b/c Congress is a loser that won't do anything. Trial lawyers, consumer advocates, and the courts will help the gun manufacturers solve the problem.
And they will probably target more than just ARs. And they will probably institute background checks which are ridiculously more thorough than those of today. And they will then create a device which will disallow a fire from a non registered user.
Think of cigarettes. They had little social utility (probably even less than guns). Litigation solved that problem. In 20 years lung cancers will have plummetted. But you can still buy cigarettes and even whole ass new products to replace them.
Why don't you think that could happen with guns?
Yea but you are a pretty cool Lib, most of the time. I put you in the balanced moderate category. Ain't nothign wrong with that!
Not far off if I squint really hard.
Assuming you got your desired outcome. What do you think would happen with the ability of an average citizen to purchase other guns? And the cost of them?
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