+1 not to mention the Westboro Baptist Church.

Buckwheat wrote:

I am glad I've never owned one (because I am clumsy, like to screw around a lot, and over the years I've had many drunk and irresponsible friends).

victor809 wrote:

If you feel like having a gun on you makes you safer, then by all means carry one...

victor809 wrote:

If you're a responsible person, I see no reason for you not to be allowed to purchase a gun for hunting, protection or just collecting. On the other hand, guns should be under the same restrictions that cars are put under and for the same reason. Both are dangerous instrumentalities capable of causing severe injury or death when misused. Therefore, they should be kept out of the hands of known felons, minors (under 16 years of age) and people who have mental disorders. ALL gun owners should be registered and should have to undergo safety training before being issued a license. Automatic rifles, especially those with large magazines should not be sold unless they can be permanently disabled. And, if you have a problem with this, these are the same rules that apply to car ownership.

QMPASH wrote:

If you're a responsible person, I see no reason for you not to be allowed to purchase a gun for hunting, protection or just collecting. On the other hand, guns should be under the same restrictions that cars are put under and for the same reason. Both are dangerous instrumentalities capable of causing severe injury or death when misused. Therefore, they should be kept out of the hands of known felons, minors (under 16 years of age) and people who have mental disorders. ALL gun owners should be registered and should have to undergo safety training before being issued a license. Automatic rifles, especially those with large magazines should not be sold unless they can be permanently disabled. And, if you have a problem with this, these are the same rules that apply to car ownership.

QMPASH wrote:

If you're a responsible person, I see no reason for you not to be allowed to purchase a gun for hunting, protection or just collecting. On the other hand, guns should be under the same restrictions that cars are put under and for the same reason. Both are dangerous instrumentalities capable of causing severe injury or death when misused. Therefore, they should be kept out of the hands of known felons, minors (under 16 years of age) and people who have mental disorders. ALL gun owners should be registered and should have to undergo safety training before being issued a license. Automatic rifles, especially those with large magazines should not be sold unless they can be permanently disabled. And, if you have a problem with this, these are the same rules that apply to car ownership.

QMPASH wrote:

You argument is null and void. The Constitution guarantees the right to keep and bear arms to allow citizens to take resist government oppression. "the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

Gene363 wrote:

does it say anything about bullets? 🤦

opelmanta1900 wrote:

So you would rather be a victim?

Would rather have a gun instead in being stuck in a situation where I wished I had one.

Grow a set.

cacman wrote:

He's not afriad, because he exercises his rights.

Do you only insure yourself on days you think are high risk?

ZRX1200 wrote:

A gun is only helpful. If you have a gun, and something bad happens, it helps you out.

victor809 wrote:

Corrected that small tidbit for you.

cacman wrote:

Story time with Victor.

Do some FBI statistic reading buddy, and I am fine with you believing what you do as long as you leave it as that.

ZRX1200 wrote: