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In reply to the discussion: Colorado School Shooter Legally Purchased 12-Gauge Shotgun [View all]Dwayne Hicks
(637 posts)22. Do you support a ban?
A complete ban on all guns and confiscation from those who already own guns?
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Wounded teen girl in critical condition after suburban Denver high school student opened fire with
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#1
No, I don't think that is it at all..his political beliefs seem to be in contrast
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#8
It's in the article with the link above. Post 4, that began the subthread you are responding to.
Squinch
Dec 2013
#138
The links are posted in the OP's within this thread...he was quoted from some of
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#176
The information in the OP has the young man confronting Republicans specifically about
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#52
Why are you guys crawling up his butt for stating what was in a linked article?
Squinch
Dec 2013
#139
Glenn Beck link? You know what, you're lost and I don't give a shit..look up the links yourself.
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#178
You understand in the post you replied to, I mention equipment exactly zero times, right?
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#155
LOL. You are usually one of the first to demand gun threads be hidden from general DU.
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#119
Most posters just ignore that in threads like this, gun fanciers alert & whine for obvious reasons.
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#179
At the time, it would mean "in proper working order" or something along those lines.
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#80
The kid appeared to be anti-gun. Somehow he crossed into a dark space. I am
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#36
There is hope for her and until there is none left, her life is not over. n/t
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#42
I agree. But, let's hope for another Gabby Giffords miracle so the the young woman can function. nt
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#43
How do you propose that be done? Except for his age, the kid would have passed any background
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#48
The information out on the kid so far indicates that he was "normal" until he snapped.
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#57
So a question that a person can easily lie about is your suggestion for a good solution?
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#60
A lot of teens threaten people and don't follow up with deadly force. I argue that MOST teen have
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#66
What I pointed out was that a large number of teens threaten people but don't follow
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#84
So implying that we should take threats seriously and that we need a better, more comprehensive...
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#87
There is a difference between a teen issuing a red faced threat that he or she may or
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#98
Background checks like you're talking about, as I said, would be prohibitively time consuming and...
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#99
It's always one of those "law abiding citizens" who commit these senseless shootings.
Vashta Nerada
Dec 2013
#17
Canada would probably be a more accurate reflection of the USA's response to such an action.
ManiacJoe
Dec 2013
#100
Prohibition makes huge numbers of law-abiding citizens "criminals" overnight.
Eleanors38
Dec 2013
#105
Actually, the only study that matters is how many people were killed, period.
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#117
What I find is when I talk to most gun people that it's an all or nothing mindset.
firsttimer
Dec 2013
#116
A ban won't work. If guns are banned, then do we ban machines lathes and metal working
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#64
Ok, then people can own guns as long as they don't take them off their own property.
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#67
If you want to provide state funded training, at all times of day, in enough locations that...
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#69
We already pay a price from inappropriate use of guns. I am ok with funding training and
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#74
I don't mind CCW...but I think the permitting process needs to be MUCH more stringent.
Lizzie Poppet
Dec 2013
#81
I agree with scrutiny before a person gets a gun. Requiring gun safes gets into the area
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#88
Given what bluestate has said, I don't think "pro-gunner" is really an appropriate label.
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#108
Nope, we imprison folks who obviously aren't as "law abiding" as gun fanciers claim.
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#181
Laws to reduce poverty and increase access to mental healthcare and education...
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#38
So gun fanciers would start shooting folks over tough restrictions. Good reason to get serious over
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#122
"Trigger violent upheaval" -- I think you need to reread it. Ever heard gun fanciers, "Molon Labe."
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#180
No, but if we wise up and restrict gunz, I would support time in prison with other gun lovers who
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#186
This is the same old argument that ( why not make a law to make murder illegal ) that will stop it..
firsttimer
Dec 2013
#93
I'm not impressed by your peculiar temptations. They certainly aren't constructive.
Eleanors38
Dec 2013
#106
I am for making guns harder to get. A person wanting a gun should have to go through an
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#59
Assault weapons have no practical use. But some people like to target shoot and play timed
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#71
Semi-automatic rifles had limits on the number of rounds that could be fired before
bluestate10
Dec 2013
#92
just get it passed, no grandfather for the millions that do not meet this
Duckhunter935
Dec 2013
#96
I know, there are a lot of questions we alll have..I feel the same way. n/t
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#46
He seemed more in line with you in terms of his beliefs about guns and gun owners.
eqfan592
Dec 2013
#50
Thanks for the link..that is interesting because his own words suggest otherwise..so
Jefferson23
Dec 2013
#63
People should have the freedom to go places safely without worrying about getting shot or threatened
AlinPA
Dec 2013
#194
Folks who fancy guns are embarassed by their affliction. That's good I suppose, but they
Hoyt
Dec 2013
#183
I trash them, too. Turning GD into the gungeon is the same mistake it was when they made the gungeon
Egalitarian Thug
Dec 2013
#190