Colorado's Gun Control Measures (Denver: transfer to, shops, garages)

[KaaBoom]

Originally Posted by ELCO5280

That's what I meant when I stated bit-by-bit. They'll take small steps to chip away at our rights under the disguise of adding "safety" and "security". Once citizens adjust to the small useless change, they'll chip away at another aspect of said right until they get to their final goal of abolishing our 2nd Amendment right.

You talk about banning guns as if it's some untested and radical move that will completely destroy the country along with all of our freedoms. What you are totally ignoring is that the vast majority of the developed world has guns control and just as much freedom as we have, and in most cases they have a much safer society.

We are losing rights everyday, and your little guns are doing nothing to stop that. If all guns were banned today, very little would change in this country. People would just find less deadly weapons to use, and life would go on. In the long run, we might become a little bit safer country.

[KaaBoom]

Originally Posted by Bideshi

It was the same a VA Tech. The cops just waited outside doing nothing while Chu clamly stalked the school corridors killing anyone he found. The problem in all these instances is "gun free" zones, not magazine capacity.

But there were guns on the campus at Columbine. Two cops with guns were on the campus, and they exchanged gunfire with the killers, but they were unsuccessful, in stopping them. Two trained professional with guns couldn't stop the massacre. But you think a bunch of less trained amateurs would have had better luck.

[Bideshi]

Originally Posted by KaaBoom

But there were guns on the campus at Columbine. Two cops with guns were on the campus, and they exchanged gunfire with the killers, but they were unsuccessful, in stopping them. Two trained professional with guns couldn't stop the massacre. But you think a bunch of less trained amateurs would have had better luck.

They would absolutely have a better chance than un-armed amateurs.

[KaaBoom]

Originally Posted by Bideshi

I think of gun control as taking away innocent people's ability to defend themselves from homicidal maniacs and/or a potential dictatorial government.

Yeah, right your little guns are preventing that.

62-Year-Old With Gun Only One Standing Between Nation And Full-Scale Government Takeover

[Seeker5in1]

Originally Posted by KaaBoom

Yeah, right your little guns are preventing that.

62-Year-Old With Gun Only One Standing Between Nation And Full-Scale Government Takeover

Ask the people of Syria.

[Snikt]

Originally Posted by KaaBoom

Yeah, right your little guns are preventing that.

62-Year-Old With Gun Only One Standing Between Nation And Full-Scale Government Takeover

Switzerland requires every family to have a gun and be part of the national militia, and they are doing just fine.

[artisan4]

Originally Posted by KaaBoom

Yeah, right your little guns are preventing that.

62-Year-Old With Gun Only One Standing Between Nation And Full-Scale Government Takeover

Lol, good article!

[ryanek9freak]

Originally Posted by Josseppie

Unless you own a gun shop and don't follow the law you will not be a criminal based on what was just passed.

Nope, I'm a future criminal because I refuse to abide by these unjust, illegal and unconstitutional laws.

I will not give my children a background check to inherit my firearms. I. WILL. NOT. Do you understand that?

[ryanek9freak]

And funny, I own several 30 round magazines, and you know what? I've never killed anyone, nor do I intend to. Contrary to popular belief, they have more than a use to turn you into some kind of cold blooded killing maching.

[lovethehighcountry]

Originally Posted by ryanek9freak

And funny, I own several 30 round magazines, and you know what? I've never killed anyone, nor do I intend to. Contrary to popular belief, they have more than a use to turn you into some kind of cold blooded killing maching.

What is that?