Is it time we worked together yet on our "gun problem"?

a reply to: carewemust

Assault rifles arent a thing.

When our country matures to the point where we are a less violent society, those weapons can be made available again.

Im going to ask again, for the third time.

You trust the biden admin to ban the firearms of arbitrary and nebulous choosing, violating the 2nd ammendment rights of legal Americans?

Then, only when weve reached such a subjective term of "mature" those restructions be lifted?

a reply to: JinMI

I'll be grateful when Congress severely restricts the guns that a teenager could use to kill 20 people in a few minutes. And restricts the availability of body armor that stops bullets, to law enforcement and military.

It will not be in our lifetimes that those weapons will be legally available to the masses again.

a reply to: carewemust

I'll be grateful when Congress severely restricts the guns that a teenager could use to kill 20 people in a few minutes. 

What guns would those be exactly. By caliber? By action? By capacity? Just all guns?

Id say a shotgun would be the most destructive in a CQC, multi target environment. We banning grand dads shotgun too?

Again, and you trust congress with this task?

And restricts the availability of body armor that stops bullets, to law enforcement and military.

Which bullets? This determines what body armor.

It will not be in our lifetimes that those weapons will be legally available to the masses again.

Thank god for the Constitution.

a reply to: carewemust

So lets pretend you got your D authoritarian dream, who would still have guns? Crimimals....free to prey on an unarmed, law abiding populace.

Then, what will you do about the 400 million guns already owned by Americans?

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

"Gun Problem"? With that logic you take away the criminals responsibility for their actions. If he had and used, a "get away" car. Would we have a "car problem"? Ran away? "Running shoe" problem?

We have evil people/persons problem that needs fixing.

The U.S. doesn't have a "gun problem".
Firearms/guns are a legal individual freedom and are recognized as an enumerated constitutional right. Along with free speech and the right to privacy.
People that would use tragic events to infringe on these rights, are just as evil as those that misuse these freedoms. I dare say, even more of a threat.


The U.S. has a people problem. With Liberal/socialist "lawmakers makers" and their enforcers (leo).
People with no standards, no respect for life, no respect for law, no personal responsibility or respect for freedom.
These people that use these tragic incidents to push their political and ideological agendas.
People that sware to uphold and defend the C.O.T.U.S. then in turn, do everything they can to undermine it and weasel around it, to establish their own kind of country. Traitors.

Everyday millions of firearms mind there own business and hurt nobody. By their rhetoric, statistically, we'd be stepping over bodies to grab a coffee at 7/11. If it was a "gun problem".
There way to "fix" it, is to attack the individual freedoms and liberties of their innocent political opponents and the C.O.T.U.S. that they hate.
Let no crisis go to waste.

Because the same people that cut babies up in the mothers womb to "abbort" life, care about the death of children. But hate rampaging, murdering guns! They talk in circles.

The U.S. has a crime problem. Crimes are committed by an individual. Or a team of individuals. Not inanimate objects.

You really want to fix "problems"? Bring back public hangings.

The solution is to get a department that can look at young men that's looking at women that looking at social media. That's the solution.

a reply to: KawRider9

I started this thread 9 years ago and we still have the same bs. One side wants more laws, while the other side wants our existing laws enforced... Guess things never change?

I bumped this thread for a reason. I had two firearms stolen from me recently. I have the receipts for both and the box they came in. The person who took them can't legally possess a firearm, so he gave them to someone that could.

The amount of laws broken is ridiculous. Every law enforcement agency I've filed reports with all say the same thing, "it's a civil matter, sue him"...

So, my question is, what new laws would fix this when the multiple laws that were broken aren't enforced?

a reply to: Kawrider9ish

No new laws can fix this because the old laws aren't being enforced. The real solution to this is to arm every citizen. People are much less interested in fuxxing around when they can reasonably expect that anyone they fuxx with will deliver a finding out to them at a rate measured in feet per second.