Require a Security Clearance to Own a Gun (Israel, Pennsylvania, program)

[A. Victor]

Originally Posted by meson

I don't believe you, you are dismissed.

FBI would disagree. About 2 1/2 weeks ago.

[Wambatown81]

Originally Posted by CAVA1990

Congress doesn't have to outlaw guns, they could just tax them out of existence. A $10,000 annual tax stamp per firearm would weed out the riff-raff.

Good luck enforcing that. I guess I'll just owe a load of taxes then because I am certainly not paying any of that and I *am* keeping my guns. And that IS final...

Oh and thanks for referring to any gun owner not rich(or stupid) enough to pay that tax as "riff raff".

[HappyTexan]

Originally Posted by Roadking2003

No.

That's the quickest way for the thugs in government to deny guns to those they seek to control.

Gun control should START with government gun control.

That's true. With the "love" this administration has for Texas, we'd all be down here unarmed, branishing sticks and rocks to go deer hunting.

[A. Victor]

Originally Posted by CAVA1990

Congress doesn't have to outlaw guns, they could just tax them out of existence. A $10,000 annual tax stamp per firearm would weed out the riff-raff. would reduce the natioAt the same time it nal debt.

That's hilarious you say that. Approx 120,000 M1 Garand service rifles and about 5 millions rounds of .30-06 ball are sitting in Korea that could be (is waiting) to come back in to be sold. These are WWII - Korea era weapons.

Those f$#@ won't let them back in. Do you know how much money those are worth? Approx $800 -$1,500 EACH.

[A. Victor]

Originally Posted by HappyTexan

That's true. With the "love" this administration has for Texas, we'd all be down here unarmed, branishing sticks and rocks to go deer hunting.

Branish THIS!



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[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by Speleothem

How restrictive of a law would have
prevented this teacher from buying
the guns her son used?

I don't think many of our progs know about that part of the story. They have been too busy working for gun control, whatever that turns out to be.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by A. Victor

That's hilarious you say that. Approx 120,000 M1 Garand service rifles and about 5 millions rounds of .30-06 ball are sitting in Korea that could be (is waiting) to come back in to be sold. These are WWII - Korea era weapons.

Those f$#@ won't let them back in. Do you know how much money those are worth? Approx $800 -$1,500 EACH.

And they were selling for $75 dollars in the late 70s. I will never stop kicking myself in the butt for not taking advantage of that bargain. I loved that M1 Carbine and didn't buy one for that price.

[Hadoken]

Originally Posted by KickAssArmyChick

So someone who has bad credit would never be able to own a gun then? What kind of BS is this?

I have a TS/SCI and I find your post to be utter nonsense.

Yeah, as another person with a clearance, it's overkill.

I do think that a basic background check should be required to own a gun. Violent felonies should exclude you. Certain mental illnesses should as well (although, certainly not all of them. OCD shouldn't, but major depression is a bad sign- that you'll kill yourself with it). But an extensive search, to the point of a security clearance, is overkill.

[Bulldogdad]

Trade you for a security clearance and valid state ID to vote.

Chilling notion isnt it.

[monkeywrenching]

Originally Posted by CAVA1990

What say you?

how about a security clearance to vote, attend political rallies, or make a speech?

that would get rid of 50-60% of all democrat voters.