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31. Perhaps any dangerous instrumentality that requires constant re-evaluation of the owner's

Fri May 27, 2022, 09:14 AM

May 2022

mental health and overall fitness, simply to prevent massacres such as this from occurring, should not be legal and widely available to everyone.

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The gun humpers are out in force pushing back on taking action on gun restrictions. [View all] Samrob May 2022 OP

I was thinking... LakeVermilion May 2022 #1

Charles Whitman the U of Texas tower gunman WAS a veteran Model35mech May 2022 #2

Since the NRA has essentially forbidden the keeping of records, except on paper. littlemissmartypants May 2022 #9

You know that is one thing that would be a simple act for congress to do that would not offend LiberalArkie May 2022 #27

I think that's a great idea. ❤ littlemissmartypants May 2022 #30

The ones on paper should be digitized too ! Captain Zero May 2022 #46

This is not ForgedCrank May 2022 #42

Being a veteran is no more or no less a qualifier. slightlv May 2022 #17

I agree. Model35mech May 2022 #39

Perhaps any dangerous instrumentality that requires constant re-evaluation of the owner's sop May 2022 #31

Maybe. I think that Congressional passage of that would be a high hurdle. Model35mech May 2022 #38

Funny you should mention this genxlib May 2022 #4

I don't think this is a good idea. Sorry. ❤ littlemissmartypants May 2022 #5

Why have they Karma13612 May 2022 #6

Should veterans who worked on high powered radar systems LastDemocratInSC May 2022 #32

Maybe you misunderstood me Karma13612 May 2022 #43

I understood the point you were making LastDemocratInSC May 2022 #45

Ohhhhh! Karma13612 May 2022 #47

People who have served in the military 48656c6c6f20 May 2022 #8

They can get one now... LakeVermilion May 2022 #14

And I want them to be 48656c6c6f20 May 2022 #21

No, no, no... llmart May 2022 #24

In the military, unless you're in a specific training regimen or combat.... paleotn May 2022 #26

Very accurate, MarineCombatEngineer May 2022 #36

But why do they need them after they are no longer in the military? GoodRaisin May 2022 #41

Hopefully they'll Tickle May 2022 #3

Yes, I like Karma13612 May 2022 #7

How would they know? Fla_Democrat May 2022 #10

I carried an M-16 in combat The Wizard May 2022 #12

I don't know 🤷‍♀️ Tickle May 2022 #13

What about the 400 milllion guns already out there? leftyladyfrommo May 2022 #11

You start by making weapons of war illegal Liberal In Texas May 2022 #15

Best and simplest answer yet. llmart May 2022 #35

There are very few records as to who has such guns Kaleva May 2022 #40

It's important to control ammunition too radical noodle May 2022 #28

Yes. And put a tax on each round. Liberal In Texas May 2022 #29

They're saying the answer is more guns IronLionZion May 2022 #16

This is a moral issue disguised as freedom dlk May 2022 #18

Exactly! IrishAfricanAmerican May 2022 #25

This message was self-deleted by its author spanone May 2022 #19

No carve-outs. That's way too much compromise, with dead children as the inevitable result Novara May 2022 #20

I could not agree with you more. llmart May 2022 #37

"We should not compromise on this" forthemiddle May 2022 #48

You make a good point but I don't agree. Novara May 2022 #49

Unfortunately then nothing will get done. forthemiddle May 2022 #50

nothing WILL get done - that's my point Novara May 2022 #51

Pushing back while covered in the blood of children and their teachers...once again. paleotn May 2022 #22

Gun humpers! Maine Abu El Banat May 2022 #23

Glock has a new handgun model. LastDemocratInSC May 2022 #33

. Maine Abu El Banat May 2022 #34

AR-15 supporters are supporters of those terrorist that have murdered Americans rockfordfile May 2022 #44