If Majus is not available, maybe cd's imaginary friend, Bree Bree, can come talk to you for a little while.
@Tim1977 pm privileges revoked, after the war 2019. would you care to take his spot, i reiterate this is not for just having an argument or to corner someone.
I believe back ground checks need to be more thorough and longer.
Crazy, no check. I believe we agree on this gun issue!!!
I grew up with guns. I used to go hunting with my Dad in the Everglades. We'd camp about a mile from Monroe Station on the Trail. Had my Remington bolt action .22 Rifle and my Remington 12 guage shotgun on a 2 rifle rack right above my bed starting at the age of about 10. I'm all for gun ownership. LOL, I still have those two rifles over 50 years later along with a Glock and some other handguns. You can enact all the laws you want to and it won't change a thing. I have no problem upping the age to 21 to buy certain weapons, but it won't matter. Just like the heroin addict get's his/her illegal heroin, the confused teen will get the gun even if they're underage. You can ban all guns, and the individual who intends to do harm and commit mayhem with assault rifles will get the guns they need to do it with. As @majus12 said, there are hundreds of millions of guns already in circulation throughout the Country. We have a morality problem in this Country, not a gun problem.
AR 15 is semi-automatic. You must pull the trigger each time you want to shoot.
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This 1 is tougher. I don't disagree but tougher to enforce. It's like me selling you my bicycle. How can you enforce it? I actually inherited guns when my Uncle died in Vegas. I flew them home on the plane. That had to be handled by a registered gun dealer both in Vegas and in Florida. One ships the other receives. Then I could pick them up.
True and the legal age to buy a gun in Florida is already 21. Tougher than NY and tougher than Federal laws.
What you’re saying is so true.
That's the thing. People will say that no one needs to own an AR 15. But most are simply collectors and/or gun enthusiasts. 99% of those that buy any gun do not have nefarious motives. If someone decides to go off the emotional deep end, they'll get whatever weapons they want, legal or not.
We’re spending all our resources and time on something that accounts for about three percent of gun deaths.
The problem with this is you can give that weapon to an 18 year old kid and say use it to defend your county and die for it, but you can’t use it or own it until 21
Apparently you pleading comprehension is poor
What I implied and what you inferred were 2 diiferent things.
