Do You Agree With ANY Gun Control Laws?

[Jackiesman]

Gun control is minimum “wobble” and a smooth, straight back trigger squeeze with good sight alignment.

 

[Old Dog]

227,631 members seems like a pretty good voting pool....

Unfortunately, the number of active members here is much smaller. In any case, none of us are voting members of the House or Senate, and presumably, few of us have votes in city councils, county commissions or state legislatures. So the best we can do is go to our local PTA, school board, city council, county commission meetings, hearings at our state houses, write letters and e-mails, but above all, freakin' turn in our freakin' ballots.

Straw polls on the internet haven't convinced anyone, ever, of anything... yet.

Do we need more gun laws? Of course not. Can we do away with MOST of the gun laws already on the books? Of course. Are most of the "gun control" laws in existence either totally unnecessary, redundant or, most importantly, UNCONSTITUTIONAL? Resounding yes.

Posting comments on gun forums about gun control is like posting comments on sports websites complaining about how Paul Feinbaum keeps saying the SEC is the best conference in college football because SEC teams keep winning the national championship. Duh! You're expecting arguments?

 

[Insignificant bill]

It does tell us who are I support the second amendment but types.

 

[JeeperCreeper]

I voted no.

In theory, maybe.

In practice, no way.

I don't trust the government to do anything ethically or competently.

 

[giggitygiggity]

I do not agree with any gun control law. I believe that the treatment of guns as taboo results in people regarding them as something other than what they are (inanimate objects). I believe the same is true for alcohol. Because we reserve guns and alcohol as items that only people of certain ages can have or that can be purchased/possessed under certain conditions, I believe there is a propensity for those excluded, such as children, to have an increased curiosity in them and that is where we find accidental deaths/injury occur. I subscribe to the belief that people want most what they can’t have. As such, I propose enabling firearms to be treated the same as any other tool.

 

[Robert]

Seven pages is getting to the point where no one reads the post and we start just piling on. Let's call it a day for this one.