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Originally posted by TDawgRex
reply to post by gladtobehereI also have another theory, but I am afraid it may be against T&C.
Originally posted by CosmicCitizen
"Useful idiot"....
Originally posted by timetothink
Oh the gun hating left will fall hook, line and sinker for his old "I did it to help" crap.
How many times have we heard this hypocritical garbage before?
"I downloaded the kiddie porn to show how easy it is and help the police"
"I pretended to be a fifteen year old on line and meet at the thirteen year olds house just to show them to be careful while on line"
Puh leeeeeeeeese!
Originally posted by timetothink
Oh the gun hating left will fall hook, line and sinker for his old "I did it to help" crap.
How many times have we heard this hypocritical garbage before?
"I downloaded the kiddie porn to show how easy it is and help the police"
"I pretended to be a fifteen year old on line and meet at the thirteen year olds house just to show them to be careful while on line"
Puh leeeeeeeeese!
II just had a background check a few days ago when I went to my local gun store to buy a .45. As I was leaving, I noticed a used AR-15. Bought that too. Even to buy an assault weapon, the background check only takes a matter of minutes. I don't have possession of it yet but I'll be turning it over to the Tucson PD when I do. when I went to my local gun store to buy a .45. As I was leaving, I noticed a used AR-15. Bought that too. Even to buy an assault weapon, the background check only takes a matter of minutes. I don't have possession of it yet but I'll be turning it over to the Tucson PD when I do.
He's full of crap or has no intention of "turning it over". If he passed the check, of which I have no doubt, he would have walked out of the store with it. In AZ, you don't have to let the weapon sit for any waiting period after the background check comes back. The only reason to "not have possesion yet" is if he left it there to have something installed or worked on (i.e. scoped mounted and sighted in).
Shops in AZ don't let you just leave weapons there after purchase. Heck, even if you are getting sights or smithing done most require you to wait until they are finished and take it with you, unless they won't have it done by close.
Originally posted by timetothink
Oh the gun hating left will fall hook, line and sinker for his old "I did it to help" crap.
How many times have we heard this hypocritical garbage before?
"I downloaded the kiddie porn to show how easy it is and help the police"
"I pretended to be a fifteen year old on line and meet at the thirteen year olds house just to show them to be careful while on line"
Puh leeeeeeeeese!
Originally posted by Krakatoa
So, I'm trying to understand Mark Kelly's thought process here.
1) They (he and his wife) are ardent 2nd Amendment Proponents, vocal, and politically motivated.
2) She gets shot with a 9mm handgun.
3) After a miraculous recovery to the point at present (kudo's to her and her resolve, I must say) she and her husband are now testifying for more rigorous gun control legislation, particularly a ban on "assault" weapons such as the AR-15.
4) Mark Kelly legally purchases a .45 handgun, AND an AR-15
5) The story breaks of this action, and he retroactively claims the AR-15 was purchased as an "example" of how easy it is to buy, and claims to be donating it to the local PD.
As odd as this seems, I think the main item that baffles me completely is the fact that in all this, he KEPT the legally purchased handgun. Thy form of which his wife was shot in the first place. Should their argument be against possession of easily concealed weapons such as handguns? The AR-15 is irrelevant here IMO.
Originally posted by macman
reply to post by ColoradoJens
To easy????
He purchased a Legal Firearm through one of the Legal Avenues.
He is a hypocrite, plain and simple.
Please show me where in the Constitution it states that background checks are legal.
Originally posted by Indigo5
Originally posted by Krakatoa
So, I'm trying to understand Mark Kelly's thought process here.
1) They (he and his wife) are ardent 2nd Amendment Proponents, vocal, and politically motivated.
2) She gets shot with a 9mm handgun.
3) After a miraculous recovery to the point at present (kudo's to her and her resolve, I must say) she and her husband are now testifying for more rigorous gun control legislation, particularly a ban on "assault" weapons such as the AR-15.
4) Mark Kelly legally purchases a .45 handgun, AND an AR-15
5) The story breaks of this action, and he retroactively claims the AR-15 was purchased as an "example" of how easy it is to buy, and claims to be donating it to the local PD.
As odd as this seems, I think the main item that baffles me completely is the fact that in all this, he KEPT the legally purchased handgun. Thy form of which his wife was shot in the first place. Should their argument be against possession of easily concealed weapons such as handguns? The AR-15 is irrelevant here IMO.
ANYONE...ANYONE at all...who has followed the Gabby Giffords and Husbands Mark Kelly positions know...
(A) They are pro-second amendment and the right to bare arms.
(B) They are FOR Universal Background checks
(C) They think military assualt style weapons should be banned.
AND THOSE POSITIONS ARE NOT EXCLUSIVE TO ONE ANOTHER....
As the Majority of Americans feel the same way.