What's your opinion of gun control? - page 38.

toy4lov3rs

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Quote from: Cryptostalker59 on December 01, 2017, 05:38:29 PM

It's a gift to criminals: they will have gun in any case!

Yes, well obviously we wont be able to stop the illegal sales of weapons, but I feel alot of people hold onto their weapons and their clean record to later on cause a tragedy. Like with most of the massive shootings in the US, most of the people who committed the horrid actions, had a clean record and have never been arrested, but still posses a AR 15 or rifle of some sort.

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It's a gift to criminals: they will have gun in any case!

toy4lov3rs

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Guns do not kill people, people kill people. Now I am all for the 2nd amendment, but i feel the purchase of certain rifles should be banned, I.E AR15's and etc. Bolt action rifles would be fine, but anything automatic should either be banned, or go through a very vigorous test and stages in order to obtain a license to buy.

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Quote from: cowh4x0r on December 01, 2017, 12:24:24 PM

Guns are everywhere, in countries where their access is limited their seems to be much less violence, though it still happens. I think the approach should be to discourage them, not allow advertisements, etc.

Now that guns are readily available to the governments of all countries, the reason governments don't make slaves of their people is 3-fold:
1. Their people have guns to protect themselves from their government;
2. The governments are afraid of the countries who allow guns;
3. The governments are afraid that if they act too harshly with their people, their people will start importing guns from people the countries where guns are allowed.

Some of this is why there is peace in gun control countries.

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Guns are everywhere, in countries where their access is limited their seems to be much less violence, though it still happens. I think the approach should be to discourage them, not allow advertisements, etc.

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The real point isn't gun control.

The real point is people controlling other people.

I don't want to get shot. I don't want to get stabbed. I don't want to get beat up, mugged.

All the laws in the world won't stop the free criminal.

None of the laws can be enforced totally free from criminal enforcers who will use their authority to harm rather than to protect.

How much freedom do you want taken away from you? If they control your guns, why won't they control every last other thing in your life, including the clothing you wear, and the tooth brush you use and the comb in your pocket. That's like strict Communist China, where they formerly ran chopsticks through your ears to keep you from hearing about freedom.

Keep your guns. If you or a loved one are harmed by someone else, use the courts and jury trial to get justice, no matter how he harms you.

This is the best we have. If we lose our guns, we lose all the rest of our freedom, as well.

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Quote from: Andrianla on November 30, 2017, 09:03:15 PM

The crowds differ on the function of weapons. I think that although weapons are made for peaceful purposes, weapons will still bring destruction and war.

Wrong. People will still bring destruction and war. It's human nature. Blaming the tool is idiocy.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on November 30, 2017, 09:18:22 PM

Quote from: Andrianla on November 30, 2017, 09:03:15 PM

The crowds differ on the function of weapons. I think that although weapons are made for peaceful purposes, weapons will still bring destruction and war.

Weapons were initially designed for self-defense and not for killing anyone. Until the mid 20th century, no matter how superior the weapons were, the attacker was guaranteed to suffer at least some damage while fighting against someone who is defending. But things have changed, especially with the invention of ICBMs and fifth-generation jets.

I think the jet's invention is a bigger weapon discovery, in fact the weapon is a neutral item, the weapon does not harm and benefits humans but most human characters will bring harm.

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Quote from: Andrianla on November 30, 2017, 09:03:15 PM

The crowds differ on the function of weapons. I think that although weapons are made for peaceful purposes, weapons will still bring destruction and war.

Weapons were initially designed for self-defense and not for killing anyone. Until the mid 20th century, no matter how superior the weapons were, the attacker was guaranteed to suffer at least some damage while fighting against someone who is defending. But things have changed, especially with the invention of ICBMs and fifth-generation jets.

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The crowds differ on the function of weapons. I think that although weapons are made for peaceful purposes, weapons will still bring destruction and war.

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In my opinion.
You have right to hold a gun but
It must under some control, not full control
Maybe It musted be attached with some IOT device so gun owner just cant bring it into some conference
Or people have the right to vote to avoid gun owner in their local

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'Surrender Your Firearms' - Gov't Now Confiscating Guns from Medical Cannabis Users

Quote from: http://thefreethoughtproject.com/state-begin-confiscating-guns-medical-cannabis-users/

Residents in Honolulu, Hawaii, were recently informed that if they use cannabis for medicinal purposes, they will be given 30 days to "voluntarily surrender" their firearms and ammunition before the Honolulu Police Department begins confiscation.

A series of letters were mailed out from Police Chief Susan Ballard on Nov. 13, as confirmed by a report from Leafly, which noted that the letters appear to represent "the first time a law enforcement agency has proactively sought out state-registered medical marijuana patients and ordered them to surrender their guns."

The letter from Chief Ballard starts off by claiming that its purpose is to inform the residents of a revised statute. "You are disqualified from firearms ownership, possession or controlling firearms. Your medical marijuana use disqualifies you from ownership of firearms and ammunition," Ballard wrote.

The letter references H.R.S. 134-7.3, which dictates "Seizure of Firearms Upon Disqualification." Ballard claimed that residents have until Dec. 13 to "voluntary surrender" their firearms, in order to be in compliance with the law.

"If you currently own or have firearms, you have 30 days upon the receipt of this letter to voluntarily surrender your firearms, permit and ammunition to the Honolulu Police Department or otherwise transfer ownership."

The letter claimed that "a medical doctor's clearance letter is required for any future firearms applications or returns of firearms from HPD evidence."

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/state-begin-confiscating-guns-medical-cannabis-users/.

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Armed homeowner comes out on top against 4 robbers

Quote from: http://www.guns.com/2017/11/28/armed-homeowner-comes-out-on-top-against-4-robbers/

A north Harris County, Texas homeowner and former Marine was confronted by four males while standing in his driveway with his garage door open Friday night, and soon found a gun to his head.

Homeowner Alexander Borrego told Click2 Houston that his wife and children were inside the home when four teens grabbed him around 10:30 p.m. and pulled a gun on him. However, they were in for a surprise as Borrego, concerned about his family, had a handgun of his own concealed in his hoodie.

Read more and watch the video at http://www.guns.com/2017/11/28/armed-homeowner-comes-out-on-top-against-4-robbers/.

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Quote from: C10H15N on November 29, 2017, 08:03:04 PM

I need to buy more guns. Grin

Looking at some of the comments here, I'm feeling the same way. Of course a lot of them could be bots.

I might have to get me one of them thar AR-15s. I've never had much interest in them generally, but thinking back to my time in the military the caliber and form factor was very serviceable for a variety of uses. Plus there should be a lot of ammo available in most potential scenarios. I'd be torn between an AR-15 or AK-47 and would have to research things more. I've never put my hands on an AK-47 but I assume that they are nearly as manageable as 'my' M16 back in the day.

I finally did a good cleaning on my Mossberg bolt action 22lr which I got at age 12 from my grandfather. It sat 30 years dirty and rusting...but still fired shot-shells to kill a few rats. What a nice accurate thing! I had a spotted skunk hanging around and needed to use a slug which induced me to finally do some maintenance on the rifle. The skunk was practically tame and didn't stink at all so I hated to shoot it but I've got a kitten who isn't really big enough to tangle with the creature yet.

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Yes it is nice to have a gun control so people won't abuse on using it .

C10H15N

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I need to buy more guns. Grin

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Quote from: Aggressor66 on June 19, 2015, 03:31:29 AM

Guns are made for one purpose, and that purpose is to kill.
I believe that guns are not weapons, they are tools. How they are used is up to the person holding it.
Guns are especially dangerous in the hands of people who don't know how to use them (i.e., kids and teenagers) as well as those who are mentally ill and/or have a temper problem.
Gun control will not stop violence because a violent person doesn’t need a gun to be violent.
After the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting in Newtown, Connecticut, support for gun control increased dramatically.

Generally in America, the support for gun control has outweighed the support for gun rights.
Are gun control laws constitutional?
What would be your ideal set of laws regarding firearms?

some people have gun violate the rights of other so it is ok to control the issued gun

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I support arms control. However, looking at the amount of weapons in the hands of criminals is something to be afraid of. That's why I do not wonder people who want to have their own guns.

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If I were a government official, I will implement gun ban because its main purpose is to kill. I don't get it when some people have guns to intimidate or scare the bad guys. Think about it this way,if gun was ban to a country, it is possible that the criminals will have a hard time getting it as well. In Japan, gun was ban long time ago and their crime rate was really low. The only person that should be carrying a gun will be the police or military. Even if you are trained to have a gun, no one should be allowed to use it. Using guns in the firing range can be allowed don't worry.

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as we can see now a days, people are hard headed, don't wan't to follow rules, they make their own rules, my opinion about gun control. I agree to have a gun control, considering the fact that gun is for protection, to protect you from danger, but for some reason this weapon is also can be used to assault people, gun control should be implemented to prevent any situation causes or it may lead to danger.

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