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sigmasix

(794 posts)
42. history of irresponsible actions endangering others
Thu Feb 28, 2013, 12:54 AM
Feb 2013

Anyone with a history of irresponsible actions that endanger others shouldn't be trusted among our children and other loved-ones with a gun. That's the point of regulating the bad guys' right to be armed with tools of death. A drunk driver is a proven irresponsible bad guy. Bad guys shouldn't have guns. This law suspends the bad guy's ability to legally own a gun. Only someone that is being purposefully deceitful or willfully immoral would percieve this law as a threat to the rights of responsible gun owners. The NRA is not a friend of the American people or the constitution; please stop parroting NRA talking points and narratives. It just underscores the insanity and hypocrisy of the gun fetish culture.

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I wonder what other rights he'd love to strip away. ileus Feb 2013 #1
Fantastic! Tumbulu Feb 2013 #2
Yea -- screw that whole due process thing holdencaufield Feb 2013 #3
Any perceived right to intimidate Tumbulu Feb 2013 #4
Why stop there? holdencaufield Feb 2013 #5
Listen, there are no enough prisons, IMO Tumbulu Feb 2013 #13
I'm sorry you feel intimidated ... holdencaufield Feb 2013 #22
It is no one's right to shoot at people Tumbulu Feb 2013 #24
Actually ... holdencaufield Feb 2013 #25
It is not treated as a crime Tumbulu Feb 2013 #28
I've lived in rural America for years -- I've encountered no such thing as you describe it. holdencaufield Feb 2013 #29
AZ, CA Tumbulu Feb 2013 #30
I grew up in Wyoming gejohnston Feb 2013 #32
A real mix Tumbulu Feb 2013 #36
farmed land is more attractive to deer than wilderness gejohnston Feb 2013 #38
The game people are very protective Tumbulu Feb 2013 #40
Maybe it isn't hunters as much as you think gejohnston Feb 2013 #44
A family looking to purchase the farm next to mine Tumbulu Feb 2013 #55
California has a meth problem gejohnston Feb 2013 #57
Of course they should be disarmed Tumbulu Mar 2013 #60
I think you missed my point gejohnston Mar 2013 #62
In Texas the law requires that every 150 feet a sign is to be posted. oneshooter Feb 2013 #37
I wish we could just paint posts purple! NT Tumbulu Feb 2013 #41
history of irresponsible actions endangering others sigmasix Feb 2013 #42
Well said. NT Tumbulu Mar 2013 #61
You have a kind of warped view of what a "right" is. Loudly Feb 2013 #27
"Clinging to the means of convenient murder?" holdencaufield Feb 2013 #31
A right as Plessy discerns a right to be, perhaps. Loudly Feb 2013 #33
Just like Heller and McDonald triumphed over DC and Chicago DonP Feb 2013 #34
Ha. Right. And empower little men with pistols to dispatch us all. Loudly Feb 2013 #35
Do you feel in fear of being dispatched? holdencaufield Feb 2013 #39
So, someone has a half oz of pot then the law can confiscate guns? Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #6
I did not see that on the list Tumbulu Feb 2013 #12
Check Form 4473: Marijuana is mentioned by name. Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #17
Domestic violence is ALREADY treated like a felony conviction for the purposes of firearm ownership. AtheistCrusader Feb 2013 #51
"...nobody is going to take your guns away..." Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #7
I only wish I could (along with and all the others who have been intimidated Tumbulu Feb 2013 #11
So there you have it: Another one who wants to control/ban/confiscate... Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #18
How many times have you been shot at in your life? Tumbulu Feb 2013 #20
"How many times have you been shot at in your life?" holdencaufield Feb 2013 #23
I farm in CA Tumbulu Feb 2013 #26
^^^THIS^^^ av8r1998 Feb 2013 #46
If a person has a DUI why not just take their car away? Remmah2 Feb 2013 #8
Don't forget the need to search their home regularly! DonP Feb 2013 #9
But if they don't have a car they can't go to the gun store or liquor store. Remmah2 Feb 2013 #10
their license is taken away Tumbulu Feb 2013 #14
Many times the licenses is suspended. Remmah2 Feb 2013 #15
Not right away Tumbulu Feb 2013 #16
Actually, you inadvertently touched on a worthwhile gun-control measure.... Eleanors38 Feb 2013 #19
No room in CA jails for people Tumbulu Feb 2013 #21
Let the pot smokers out. AtheistCrusader Feb 2013 #50
They are not keeping pot smokers in and letting sex offenders out Tumbulu Feb 2013 #54
drunken NRA members with guns sigmasix Feb 2013 #43
Yes, such a common problem Tumbulu Feb 2013 #47
then there are the trigger happy pot growers gejohnston Feb 2013 #48
What LEOs? Straw Man Feb 2013 #52
no imagination needed- bullet holes are the proof sigmasix Feb 2013 #53
Call the state police. Straw Man Feb 2013 #56
we moved to a less insane state sigmasix Feb 2013 #59
Always got the same from my sheriffs- unless there is a sign EVERY 150 ft Tumbulu Feb 2013 #58
they should lose their access to social security, medicare, and welfare too. Fuck those losers. bubbayugga Feb 2013 #45
Not bad ideas. AtheistCrusader Feb 2013 #49
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