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In reply to the discussion: California gun purchases nearing record [View all]Just like the AR-15 is a semiauto version of the M-16 there are a variety of semiauto variants of the AK
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I heard him say that AR15s ought not to be on the street or in the hands of criminals.
NYC_SKP
Jul 2012
#5
There is a lot of room for improvement in the execution of background checks without any new laws
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#34
This sounds like an opportunity for improvement that doesn't require an act of Congress.
NYC_SKP
Jul 2012
#48
Less to do with Pres Obama, more to due with the Aurora mass-killing I would think...
LanternWaste
Jul 2012
#25
Given that more guns don't cause more crime, I certainly don't feel less safe.
TheWraith
Jul 2012
#9
So you deny that every category of violent crime has been steadily falling for decades? Really. nt
hack89
Jul 2012
#46
Crime did not go down because of more guns - we have had this conversation before, remember?
hack89
Jul 2012
#54
But murders with guns went down. Is that making things worst? Interesting logic there. nt
hack89
Jul 2012
#69
A friend of mine here in NY is getting ready to purchase both a shotgun and a handgun.
TheWraith
Jul 2012
#7
I haven't seen that one before, but it's extremely funny - my sentiments exactly!
smirkymonkey
Jul 2012
#118
Yes and you are right I had forgotten about the national park gun carry.
former9thward
Jul 2012
#138
Anyone else think it's pathetic that the first response of gun nuts after a shooting...
Odin2005
Jul 2012
#19
It's an estimate because we're only a little over half way through the year
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#31
It's always uplifting to see such a negative stereotype with no facts to back it up posted on DU
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#33
It's clear that you have no interest in anything resembling a civil dialogue
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#40
And of course not hint of EMPATHY for a fellow DUer who is having an expensive dental issue
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#80
I'm not very good at debate, nor am I good at articulating my thoughts.
Bertha Venation
Jul 2012
#94
It's every bit as bigoted as saying that black people sink in water, or that French people all stink
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#88
Every once in a while, a few of us check what the limits are when it comes to firearms discussion:
PavePusher
Jul 2012
#96
If I had made a broad brush statement against African Americans like he made against gun owners
Missycim
Jul 2012
#122
Indeed they are. You get used to it, but it's nice to kick back occasionally.
PavePusher
Jul 2012
#123
I s'pose we hold our own cows sacred, and those of others as simply more sirloin for the grill...
LanternWaste
Jul 2012
#130
You can call it chopped liver if you prefer. I call it a collection. It's an investment.
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#101
The extraction wasn't as bad as I expected. Here's an animation of what I'm in for at next stage...
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#108
I think the bone-drilling, reaming, and tapping part is done under general anesthesia
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#112
I have a few friends in Hollywood and West Hollywood who came to that very conclusion in 1992
slackmaster
Jul 2012
#107