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TnDem

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37. OK then....

Sun May 12, 2013, 05:20 PM

May 2013

If you are skeptical about your wife going to downtown Chicago on a business trip by herself, is that paranoid?

If your child were to come home and tell you that she learned that a Catholic priest taught a class on health in her public school, would you be skeptical?

Put yourself in the mind of a rural gun owner...A Democrat...And then ask questions about firearms that you don't know the answers to, (and these Democrats do know these answers because they live it daily), and you'll start to understand why we are state by state, county by county, losing the southern United States to the Republicans...

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I just figured out how to reach those who are apprehensive over gun control. [View all] Baitball Blogger May 2013 OP

I'm not sure convincing them to commit more illegal acts is a great idea. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #1

How is it illegal to hide guns that are properly permitted? Baitball Blogger May 2013 #2

If our goal is to create registries, hiding firearms from the state becomes illegal. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #3

Okay, I made a correction to my original post. Baitball Blogger May 2013 #4

A registry provides a list of who owns what firearms and where they're located. Llewlladdwr May 2013 #5

Wouldn't you agree that the government couldn't get to everyone on Day One Baitball Blogger May 2013 #7

So then, no point in a registry, right? nt Llewlladdwr May 2013 #8

I was just concerned about the background check. Baitball Blogger May 2013 #11

The registry has a useful peacetime purpose. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #15

That's why we need to get over their apprehension. There is a lot of benefits we are losing because Baitball Blogger May 2013 #16

great evidence for tracking evil doers sigmasix May 2013 #17

Someone's got their tin foil on a little too tight. rl6214 May 2013 #22

Yes, but the point of hiding firearms is to conceal the fact that you own them. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #6

This is where the "clever" part comes in. Baitball Blogger May 2013 #9

I'm just not seeing how this is 'clever'. Llewlladdwr May 2013 #10

We are talking about the scenario that they fear the most. Baitball Blogger May 2013 #13

Well, it appears her fears are correct, if you and others think a registry is a good idea. Honeycombe8 May 2013 #25

Yeah, how could a registry be a bad idea? Gravitycollapse May 2013 #26

I'm not expressing opinion @ registry. Just sayin' that their supposed wacky fears are well founded, Honeycombe8 May 2013 #31

You are going to compare guns to persecuted jews? Gravitycollapse May 2013 #32

Yes. You're not listening because you don't want to. Honeycombe8 May 2013 #33

Clearly you haven't given it any thought. That much is obvious. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #34

And again TnDem May 2013 #35

Being skeptical is not the same as being paranoid. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #36

OK then.... TnDem May 2013 #37

Maybe we should take a look at the definitions... Gravitycollapse May 2013 #38

I believe the word you're looking for is 'penchant.' Common Sense Party May 2013 #12

Yes, you are absolutely right. Gravitycollapse May 2013 #14

Not gonna fly TnDem May 2013 #18

If there was ever a time when the government comes looking for your guns, which Baitball Blogger May 2013 #19

Wonderful, however.... TnDem May 2013 #20

I don't get the impression we heard the entire testimony. Baitball Blogger May 2013 #23

OK then... TnDem May 2013 #24

But this did not address her concerns Yo_Mama May 2013 #21

If guns were registered, I've heard so-called law-abiding gungeoneers say their boat capsized with Hoyt May 2013 #27

They are law abiding mwrguy May 2013 #28

Yep. Then, they try to absolve themselves with "Stand Your Ground" laws and similar crud. Hoyt May 2013 #29

So your solution customerserviceguy May 2013 #30