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In reply to the discussion: Pro gun arguments [View all]NewMoonTherian
(883 posts)46. I've been into raising the speed limit since before I was into gun rights.
That's not an effective argument for everyone.
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Excellent post. It is sad for people to be so brainwashed via media, gaming, culture change...
rustydog
Jul 2012
#1
Is it really so wrong to want to defend yourself with a gun when someone is shooting at you?
aikoaiko
Jul 2012
#4
Actually that, beyond the loss of life, is one of the reasons I agree to the system I outlined
Reasonable_Argument
Jul 2012
#22
the second amendment says 'a regulated militia' so 'yes' regulations are reasonable
samsingh
Jul 2012
#31
I've been into raising the speed limit since before I was into gun rights.
NewMoonTherian
Jul 2012
#46
Better regulation and constant education for everyone will never happen as long as the NRA exists.
Lint Head
Jul 2012
#30
Maybe a totally new organization with reasonable bylaws that competes with the NRA.
Lint Head
Jul 2012
#48
Technically, the damage caused by the bullets having been fired into the victim kills people.
MNBrewer
Jul 2012
#24
Generally, it's the lack of blood to the brain, as a result of said damage, that kills.
yawnmaster
Jul 2012
#59
Although, I suppose if one is decapitated, it hardly matters how long the heart keeps beating.
MNBrewer
Jul 2012
#167
So you are telling me the old west had absolutely zero gun regulations?
nadinbrzezinski
Jul 2012
#45
Yes, there is a lot that can be done to regulate firearms, without infringing on the 2nd.
soccer1
Jul 2012
#116
There are gun control laws I support. I oppose "feel good" laws that accomplish nothing.
badtoworse
Jul 2012
#69
I thought I posted that supported background checks on all handgun purchases.
badtoworse
Jul 2012
#89
I just don't see the need and I've already passed a background check to legally purchase handguns
badtoworse
Jul 2012
#102
How about people who travel or have residences in multiple states, as I do.
badtoworse
Jul 2012
#105
i got no problem with them, was just wondering why the FBI would actively offer one, seems kinda off
loli phabay
Jul 2012
#106
LOL. So you can't actually come up with a single example of gun control paranoia.
DanTex
Jul 2012
#95
If the SCOTUS had intended Miller to apply to firearms in general, they would have said so.
badtoworse
Jul 2012
#139
If you have a better citation, then post it. What you've posted so far doesn't cut it.
badtoworse
Jul 2012
#151
"So I gotta ask...how many other laws shoud we get rid off since they are regularly disobeyed?"
NCTraveler
Jul 2012
#62
I know you think there's a grand conspiracy where we're all fed talking points
Reasonable_Argument
Jul 2012
#127
The "cowboy hero" mentality of gun culture is one of main reasons I'm against carrying in public.
Hoyt
Jul 2012
#128
You have a very biased view of people who carry a weapon without any basis in fact nt
Reasonable_Argument
Jul 2012
#129
Probably from the sampling of those arguing on DU against any regulations
fascisthunter
Jul 2012
#130