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In reply to the discussion: First SAFE Act arrest made in New York; man sells assault weapons to cop [View all]Robb
(39,665 posts)9. "Every day you may make progress..."
"...Every step may be fruitful. Yet there will stretch out before you an ever-lengthening, ever-ascending, ever-improving path. You know you will never get to the end of the journey. But this, so far from discouraging, only adds to the joy and glory of the climb."

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First SAFE Act arrest made in New York; man sells assault weapons to cop [View all]
Robb
Mar 2013
OP
I wonder where the criminal got the gun. Follow the trail. Hopefully, more arrests, but...
onehandle
Mar 2013
#1
It would have been legal until last month under NY's previous AWB (oops: EDIT)
Recursion
Mar 2013
#11
The "spirit of the law" is to ban semi-automatics, which low-info voters mistakenly associate...
Recursion
Mar 2013
#19
The spirit of the law is applicable, except to low-concern-for-society gun fanatics.
Hoyt
Mar 2013
#23
The investigator told Wassell that they had a felony conviction for domestic violence.
baldguy
Mar 2013
#3
It's an assault weapon, actually, but that doesn't change anything material to the discussion.
AtheistCrusader
Mar 2013
#28
Incorrect. An AR-10 chambered in 7.62x51 makes an excellent big game rifle.
Peter cotton
Mar 2013
#51
NRA, gun manufacturers, "militias", and other right wing groups will probably assist in his defense.
Hoyt
Mar 2013
#20
According to the article he could have been arrested with sale of the first firearm.
aikoaiko
Mar 2013
#16
Actually, Sir, The Foreman Would Simply Report Your Recalcitrance To the Court
The Magistrate
Mar 2013
#31
The stock cannot be removed because the buffer tube is essential for the weapon's function, but...
slackmaster
Mar 2013
#34
Hooray for the new war on drugs, gotta keep those private prisons stocked some how. n/t
Kurska
Mar 2013
#35
Of course, because not criminalizing cosmetic features on a gun is exactly like disbanding murder.
Kurska
Mar 2013
#40
Gee, even the fascists at the NRA are against having violent felons owning guns.
baldguy
Mar 2013
#48
You just keep posting extremist RW talking points on threads for OPs you obviously haven't read.
baldguy
Mar 2013
#50
Pointless gun control on cosmetic features reminds me so much of the war on drugs.
Kurska
Mar 2013
#41
Yep. It's the new "gun control is racist" meme the NRA was trotting out a while back;
apocalypsehow
Mar 2013
#54
We need a nationwide SAFE Act, and as soon as the Democrats take back the House, we're
apocalypsehow
Mar 2013
#55