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lostnfound

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18. Fair, but how many NRA members are there? They are already speaking out...
Mon Oct 2, 2017, 04:12 PM
Oct 2017

They are speaking out In favor of no controlls and no restrictions.

My hobby is aviation. There's a constant effort in the aviation community to make it safer.

I like to drive my car. I pay insurance in case someone gets injured by my car.

I'm not hating on gun owners. I'm hating on people trying to stop civilized laws being passed to reduce gun violence. And on people making fun of nongun people for not knowing a clip from a magazine or an automatic from a semi. Some of us don't want to become experts at this. We just want progress to be made toward making America less of a weekly slaughterhouse.

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Well put! BigmanPigman Oct 2017 #1
Firearms and Ammunition Excise Tax (FAET) hack89 Oct 2017 #2
Bullets cost $25 each. n/t forgotmylogin Oct 2017 #4
and have a serial number HAB911 Oct 2017 #5
And how does that stop mass shootings? hack89 Oct 2017 #7
just for tracking purposes HAB911 Oct 2017 #8
There will never be a $25 bullet. hack89 Oct 2017 #9
Ban? What ban? HAB911 Oct 2017 #10
Do I really have to explain what defacto means? hack89 Oct 2017 #11
I think for both our sake HAB911 Oct 2017 #12
I take it you looked at a dictionary? nt hack89 Oct 2017 #14
So what is your suggestion so that victims don't have to pay for their own care? lostnfound Oct 2017 #16
Single payer healthcare hack89 Oct 2017 #17
And would you want ant to ban the CDC from studying gun violence as a public health issue? lostnfound Oct 2017 #22
Doesn't bother me. hack89 Oct 2017 #26
A database of literally TRILLIONS of bullets? BRILLIANT! JoeStuckInOH Oct 2017 #15
What of the millions upon millions of unserialized rounds already in circulation? Marengo Oct 2017 #21
Defacto bans are unconstitutional hack89 Oct 2017 #6
What exactly do you mean by the name Defacto? defacto7 Oct 2017 #28
De facto bans hack89 Oct 2017 #30
You know, this particular fallacy is just like the Rightwing attacks on Muslims after an attack. NutmegYankee Oct 2017 #3
Fair, but how many NRA members are there? They are already speaking out... lostnfound Oct 2017 #18
Only a few million at most. NutmegYankee Oct 2017 #20
Real ideas from gun insiders about how to reduce gun violence help defuse the culture war lostnfound Oct 2017 #23
re: "...it is a hobby / pastime that is largely pursued by a small percentage of the population." discntnt_irny_srcsm Oct 2017 #27
I think my biggest annoyance is the lack of seriousness on the topic. NutmegYankee Oct 2017 #31
Every single funeral and victim's hospital bill that arises from these arthritisR_US Oct 2017 #13
Does the NRA at least sponsor a blood drive? lostnfound Oct 2017 #24
You would think. Like getting the orange shitgibbon to send his arthritisR_US Oct 2017 #25
Never ask a libertarian "Who pays for it?" The answer is always "Somebody else." (n/t) Iggo Oct 2017 #19
Libertarians are probably in a reflective mode because their Baitball Blogger Oct 2017 #29
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