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13. So you always pay asking price ? Sad.

Sun Mar 25, 2018, 06:38 PM

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How I believe the gun issues should be negotiated. [View all] rickford66 Mar 2018 OP

So what is the middle position? hack89 Mar 2018 #2

Really? MichMary Mar 2018 #3

Straw man. flamin lib Mar 2018 #8

"Maybe we can meet in the middle?" Hayduke Bomgarte Mar 2018 #4

In the interest of accuracy ... Straw Man Mar 2018 #5

No they don't Phoenix61 Mar 2018 #6

Yes, they did/do. Straw Man Mar 2018 #7

Why did they bankroll the Printz case ? Phoenix61 Mar 2018 #10

On Constitutional grounds. Straw Man Mar 2018 #17

You stated that the NRA supports background Phoenix61 Mar 2018 #18

Yup. NRA playbook. rickford66 Mar 2018 #22

Often its a matter of the details Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #23

And the OP stated that they never do. Straw Man Mar 2018 #24

Oddly, what you think the NRA's position is Igel Mar 2018 #9

I think your position would be a losing one. Captain Stern Mar 2018 #11

So you always pay asking price ? Sad. rickford66 Mar 2018 #13

That's a poor analogy. Captain Stern Mar 2018 #15

You're saying what I said. rickford66 Mar 2018 #16

Then...here we are. Captain Stern Mar 2018 #19

You're right. We should never demand that the NRA move in our direction. rickford66 Mar 2018 #21

There should be no negotiation RainCaster Mar 2018 #12

I think we are in the middle. aikoaiko Mar 2018 #14

A better place is to start where there is common ground Lee-Lee Mar 2018 #20