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Old 05-18-2008, 05:50 PM
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Need I remind you that many murders that occur, such as the spree at Virginia Tech last year, are committed with legally obtained weapons. The murder of John Lennon was committed with a legally obtained weapon and the Son of Sam in NY got his gun legally. I could catalog those types of misuse of weapons for you as well, but I'm sure you would choose to ignore that data point.
So, you're saying that a person who has no qualms about killing a bunch of people (clearly illegal last time I checked, with a death penalty attached),
will be stopped by a law making it illegal to own a weapon (maybe a small fine/30 days in jail)?

You really believe that?

I don't think you do.

And before you even say it - someone who is ready to kill but doesn't have a gun and can't buy one will just steal one from a police officer or the national guard. Or use a knife, etc.

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Old 05-28-2008, 05:50 AM
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As I am mostly ignorant about guns and the laws (and will be a very new resident to GA in a coupke of weeks), I have a question. With the new law, during my move to GA transporting my gun, do you have to unload it? Or are loaded guns okay during a move? Told you I was very ignorant about this but I realy do need to know. Thanks!

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Old 05-28-2008, 06:08 AM
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As I am mostly ignorant about guns and the laws (and will be a very new resident to GA in a coupke of weeks), I have a question. With the new law, during my move to GA transporting my gun, do you have to unload it? Or are loaded guns okay during a move? Told you I was very ignorant about this but I realy do need to know. Thanks!
Technically, you're supposed to declare your firearms at the border of each state you cross, since the laws regarding carrying weapons vary from state to state. Obviously, that never happens in reality.......

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Old 12-03-2008, 11:03 AM
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The bottom line is that the shootings at Virginia Tech DID happen in a no carry zone. If students were allowed to carry concealed weapons on campus and in class as i believe they are now allowed to do in Utah state.... someone would have taken that nut job out! It's so common sense it's not even an argument. Responsible laws are already in place to prohibit weapons carry in establishments that serve alcohol. Neil is a scared liberal. There are way to many of them in this country. I like the analogy in Team America personally. You know that retard that killed those students at VT would have thought about his decision much harder had he known that there were other students carrying concealed weapons at the school. Liberals make my head hurt because they are so STUPID!!! When i served in special operations, all the people i knew were conservative and we were the ones doing the dangerous missions to keep our country safe. It's exactly like the analogy in Team America. Little did i realize how relavent and accurate that analogy was when i first saw that puppet show. I'm also 99% sure there are laws against leaving your weapon where anyone under the age of 18 can access it. That blows another of Neils arguments away.

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Old 12-03-2008, 11:05 AM
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here we will be hung for even thinking doing any of the above better law in your state by far. if we had the same and the legal freedom to practice self defense without personal injury lawsuits filed muggers, our jails would be empty.
i have a dream.

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Old 12-03-2008, 11:15 AM
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I have to post one more comment. This whole topic gets me SO FIRED UP. This whole issue/argument, is one based on fear. There are many who will never own a firearm who are scared to death of them. The reality of this country is that we allow people to carry firearms to protect themselves. This should never change. I've lived in England, where there are roving gangs of teenagers who vandalize and have no fear of attacking anyone because they know that no one is carrying a gun. I recall a woman telling me that she could never vacation to America because it was much to dangerous. I pointed out how one of her neighbors front doors was attacked with an axe by a perpetrator with unknown intentions. This happened while her neighbor was home. Who knows what that person wanted to do. Without guns to protect themselves the English citizens lived in alot more fear than most of you could understand. This was also evidenced by the fact that most of the people there owned big dogs. The problem with this countries irrational fear of firearms is summed up in a popular slogan. "This country will remain the land of the free, only so long as it is the home of the brave" enough said... for now.

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