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In reply to the discussion: Do you favor gun registration? [View all]Iggo
(48,140 posts)37. Of course.
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That's a bridge too far for me at the federal level but I strongly favor gun registration./NT
DemocratSinceBirth
Jun 2015
#3
In an ideal universe, certainly. In the actual political environment of American electoral reality--
Warren DeMontague
Jun 2015
#5
WA state has them under the control of the Governor, not the LP, TP, 2ASs, KKK, etc.
freshwest
Jun 2015
#17
Nor could a drug dealer's business policy cover innocent bystanders to the 'hostile takeover'.
X_Digger
Jun 2015
#42
I am not talking about having a gun owner insure themselves from adverse consquences of their action
corkhead
Jun 2015
#45
Why don't you just come out and state your real agenda instead of badgering me
corkhead
Jun 2015
#57
and I suppose you think free guns should be given out to those who cannot afford to purchase them.
corkhead
Jun 2015
#59
And if it's created (*snort* let's run with this illogical line) and the cost is $5 per year.
X_Digger
Jun 2015
#61
The only illogical thing I see here is how you are able to leap to crazy conclusions about my views
corkhead
Jun 2015
#64
Any firearm with a detachable magazine should be federally registered.
Half-Century Man
Jun 2015
#36
I want nothing short of a full repeal of the Second Amendment and confiscation of all guns
LonePirate
Jun 2015
#52
Free clue: The bill of rights *grants* no rights, therefore repealing them revokes none.
X_Digger
Jun 2015
#63