Multiple Victims Reported in Texas Mall Mass Shooting

originally posted by: Whiskermegistus

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

Ever hunt feral hog? ARs are good for that.

No problem , just have a federal stamp for your hog killing LaRue

Federal stamp ... federal stamp ... would those be anything like the stamps imposed on the colonials back in the Founders' day? You know ... part of the straw that broke the camel's back as it were when it came to "consent of the governed"?

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

According to you, I need it to "fight the government"

That’s your fantasy not mine . Good luck on securing a tank

a reply to: Whiskermegistus

And guess what, all of them were done in "gun free zones". How did they even get the firearms in there?

Yet again, when you google a loaded questions, 99% of the time you are going to get the answer you want. That doesn't make it right.

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

Hale did not purchase those legally, lied on her form when asked if had been under mental care. That automatically makes you a felon.

Again, when you google a loaded questions, 99% of the time you are going to get the answer you want. That doesn't make it right.

How did a person under mental care EVEN GET to lie on a federal background check . Her name should have been on a list . That example proves why our gun laws are retorted .
I enjoy shooting targets & just shot at a pistol competition this weekend with my Ed Brown 8 shot single stack 1911.
AR15s are stupid & only serve as identity pieces for lost men .

originally posted by: ketsuko

originally posted by: Whiskermegistus

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

Ever hunt feral hog? ARs are good for that.

No problem , just have a federal stamp for your hog killing LaRue

Federal stamp ... federal stamp ... would those be anything like the stamps imposed on the colonials back in the Founders' day? You know ... part of the straw that broke the camel's back as it were when it came to "consent of the governed"?

No the same stamps found on advanced weapons & devices .

a reply to: Whiskermegistus

That is an issue that has been brought up before. But for the same reason you can't go in and find out if your neighbor is on crazy pills, the local store owner can't ask your doctor if you are on them. HIPAA 1996

You are allowed to have your opinion, no matter how wrong it is. If ARs are not for you, then that's fine, mind your own business and carry on.

a reply to: Whiskermegistus

Again, care to define "advanced weapons & devices"?

Or can you define an assault weapon for me?

AR15s used the most in mass shootings? Interesting....

Handguns are the most common weapon type used in mass shootings in the United States, with a total of 161 different handguns being used in 111 incidents between 1982 and April 2023. These figures are calculated from a total of 142 reported cases over this period, meaning handguns are involved in about 78 percent of mass shootings.

Soruce Statista

I'd really like to see who could go door-to-door and remove all the firearms from law-abiding citizens.

I hope they televise it.

a reply to: DBCowboy

They could do it like they used to with Publishers Clearing House

a reply to: Whiskermegistus

I will compromise with you: Every measure you levy on gun ownership has to likewise be measured on anyone registered/registering to vote.

Both are rights guaranteed in the COTUS; both should be treated *exactly* the same.

a reply to: Kratos77

I've shown the numbers several times. They only want to stick to their loaded google searches and the numbers they want to get from them.

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: DBCowboy

They could do it like they used to with Publishers Clearing House

Nah, fat guys in minivans give Odin indigestion.

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

And guess what, all of them were done in "gun free zones". How did they even get the firearms in there?

Yet again, when you google a loaded questions, 99% of the time you are going to get the answer you want. That doesn't make it right.

Since when do criminals follow rules . Yet had certain people been on mentally unfit lists they would have never been able to buy a gun legally.
Buying guns illegally is extremely risky due to the criminal element & 99% of Americans would never figure out how to deal with American criminals to acquire said guns or survive the ordeal.
Go to Chicago or a militia meeting & start inquiring about buying a off the books gun , you would not be successful & would more than likely run into serious trouble.

a reply to: Kratos77

I though VT was the deadliest, but I am not at liberty to Google.

a reply to: Moon68

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

That is an issue that has been brought up before. But for the same reason you can't go in and find out if your neighbor is on crazy pills, the local store owner can't ask your doctor if you are on them. HIPAA 1996

You are allowed to have your opinion, no matter how wrong it is. If ARs are not for you, then that's fine, mind your own business and carry on.

Mass shootings with AR15s are all of our business.

originally posted by: Whiskermegistus

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

And guess what, all of them were done in "gun free zones". How did they even get the firearms in there?

Yet again, when you google a loaded questions, 99% of the time you are going to get the answer you want. That doesn't make it right.

Since when do criminals follow rules

Then how are more gun laws going to do any good?

a reply to: Whiskermegistus

CRIMINALS committing mass shootings are the business.

Your business is you don't like them so take them all away.

originally posted by: Whiskermegistus

originally posted by: PorkChop96
a reply to: Whiskermegistus

And guess what, all of them were done in "gun free zones". How did they even get the firearms in there?

Yet again, when you google a loaded questions, 99% of the time you are going to get the answer you want. That doesn't make it right.

Since when do criminals follow rules . Yet had certain people been on mentally unfit lists they would have never been able to buy a gun legally.
Buying guns illegally is extremely risky due to the criminal element & 99% of Americans would never figure out how to deal with American criminals to acquire said guns or survive the ordeal.
Go to Chicago or a militia meeting & start inquiring about buying a off the books gun , you would not be successful & would more than likely run into serious trouble.

More illogical opinion.

Our ATF is working towards making more law abiding Americans criminals with each passing day.