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18. I saw the Georgia issue as equalizing gun laws with other states.

Mon Apr 28, 2014, 04:28 PM

Apr 2014

The 'all the time' thing is actually hyperbole. It is fairly normal to allow the carry of firearms in the unsecured area of airports. By far the normal condition. So too with Churches. It's up to the property owner to deny it, if they choose.

There was only one item of the Georgia law that isn't 100% parity with Washington State; carry in bars. We don't have that. THAT was unusual, but both states have express state-wide statutes forbidding the possession of a firearm while under the influence.

I see any attempt to level or bring the various state's laws on this issue into parity/agreement, as beneficial. The less confusion we have in our gun laws, the easier enforcement gets.

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Madison High School student with 3 loaded guns in custody [View all] hamsterjill Apr 2014 OP

Too bad for him that he wasn't in Georgia Orrex Apr 2014 #1

It is very much illegal in Georgia too. nt hack89 Apr 2014 #6

Seriously? Wow. Orrex Apr 2014 #8

The handguns in the backpack are enough to put him away for a long time hack89 Apr 2014 #9

He's not 18. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #10

I'm sure that he's simply a fledgling responsible gun owner. Orrex Apr 2014 #12

I don't understand the sarcasm. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #15

The sarcasm is directed at the all-guns-all-the-time legislation in Georgia Orrex Apr 2014 #16

I saw the Georgia issue as equalizing gun laws with other states. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #18

Law is not even in effect yet Duckhunter935 Apr 2014 #29

I agree--he must be an assassin sent from the future Orrex Apr 2014 #37

Prison time for the source of the guns. onehandle Apr 2014 #2

Bought or otherwise transferred fine. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #11

Guns should be secured. onehandle Apr 2014 #13

Some kids are pretty resourceful. AtheistCrusader Apr 2014 #19

If a kid can steal my car hack89 Apr 2014 #20

the correct question Duckhunter935 Apr 2014 #30

Not if they were stolen. hack89 Apr 2014 #14

It appears they came from his home herding cats Apr 2014 #23

Exactly! hamsterjill Apr 2014 #26

and we all know sweetapogee Apr 2014 #40

Well at least it didn'y take a "good guy with a gun" Mr.Bill Apr 2014 #3

Mercy shenmue Apr 2014 #4

a clear violation of his 2A rights eh? nt msongs Apr 2014 #5

I wonder whether it was his daddy or some other yahoo that introduced him to gun culture? Hoyt Apr 2014 #7

His parents were the one who turned him in? So you to punished them for that? happyslug Apr 2014 #24

Bet they got him into guns. Poor parenting. Hoyt Apr 2014 #33

The new normal? So sad. n/t Jefferson23 Apr 2014 #17

It is, isn't it. It's getting so it's just another day in school. All of this is a sad commentary on RKP5637 Apr 2014 #27

Agreed, and we have more traumatized kids, more than ever. n/t Jefferson23 Apr 2014 #39

Thinking way back, when I was in school about the worst was someone getting RKP5637 Apr 2014 #41

If only he had been in Georgia. AllyCat Apr 2014 #21

Who the F*CK needs an AK-47? Bigredhunk Apr 2014 #22

I once owned a Winchester 1300 shotgun, which used an AK type rotating bolt. happyslug Apr 2014 #25

The US is a gun fetish country IMO. n/t RKP5637 Apr 2014 #28

I am sure it was not an AK-47 Duckhunter935 Apr 2014 #31

If it "just looks scary," what does that say about you guys attracted to them? Hoyt Apr 2014 #34

I have more old bolt action Duckhunter935 Apr 2014 #35

Not impressed. First you have some "intimidating" semis. Second, you enjoy playing WWII. Hoyt Apr 2014 #38

I do not think they look scary, that would be your side Duckhunter935 Apr 2014 #36

Texas law on Children and guns, $500 fine, but only if the child is UNDER age 17 happyslug Apr 2014 #32