The vast majority of gun owners in this country are law-abiding citizens

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Coalition Report: The Movement of Illegal Guns in America

In the highly contentious debate about the appropriate scope of gun laws, it is important to keep in mind two propositions that almost all sides agree on. First, the vast majority of gun owners in this country are law-abiding citizens; most gun crimes are committed by a small minority of the gun-owning population. Second, gun laws must be designed to keep firearms away from the criminal minority without infringing on the rights of the law-abiding majority.

http://www.mayorsagainstillegalguns.org/html/trace/analysis.shtml

banning or outlawing guns will not stop gun crime....
 
Coalition Report: The Movement of Illegal Guns in America

In the highly contentious debate about the appropriate scope of gun laws, it is important to keep in mind two propositions that almost all sides agree on. First, the vast majority of gun owners in this country are law-abiding citizens; most gun crimes are committed by a small minority of the gun-owning population. Second, gun laws must be designed to keep firearms away from the criminal minority without infringing on the rights of the law-abiding majority.

http://www.mayorsagainstillegalguns.org/html/trace/analysis.shtml

banning or outlawing guns will not stop gun crime....

Then learn to accept gun crime. As long as gun rights are non-negotiable, messes such as occurred in Colorado will be a by-product.
 
Then learn to accept gun crime. As long as gun rights are non-negotiable, messes such as occurred in Colorado will be a by-product.

gun rights are not absolute. very few argue they are.

why is it you ignore sick mass murderers like the green river killer? do you want to allow hands? what about cars? they kill more people than guns. as long as owning a car is non-negotiable...messes that occur everyday across america will be a by-product.

do you now see how asinine your logic is?
 
gun rights are not absolute. very few argue they are.

Who said they were?

why is it you ignore sick mass murderers like the green river killer? do you want to allow hands? what about cars? they kill more people than guns. as long as owning a car is non-negotiable...messes that occur everyday across america will be a by-product.

Gee - look who's talking in 'absolutes'? Idiot.
 
Coalition Report: The Movement of Illegal Guns in America

In the highly contentious debate about the appropriate scope of gun laws, it is important to keep in mind two propositions that almost all sides agree on. First, the vast majority of gun owners in this country are law-abiding citizens; most gun crimes are committed by a small minority of the gun-owning population. Second, gun laws must be designed to keep firearms away from the criminal minority without infringing on the rights of the law-abiding majority.

http://www.mayorsagainstillegalguns.org/html/trace/analysis.shtmlbanning or outlawing guns will not stop gun crime....
You're absolutely correct that outlawing or banning guns won't solve this problem but to be honest I don't know to many people who advocate that.

It only takes a mere handful of bad guys to cause a serious public safety threat and that there are some compromises that would permit some common sense restrictions that would help prevent bad guys from getting their hands on these weapons. I don't see that being affective on the demand end as it only creates a black market, tramples on peoples 2nd ammendment rights and does little to prevent bad guys from getting guns. Something probably needs to be done on the supply side, such as limiting or restricting production of certain types of weapons for the general public. As Topper pointed out we would't sell tanks to the public and I'm sure Bill Gates could afford more than one if he were so inclined.

But then again as I stated earlier. If some nut wants to shoot 70 people with an automatic weapon and the are unable to purchase one, what's to stop them from creating and using an explosive device, toxic gas, biological agent, etc?
 
E=Derp Derp;1041291]You're absolutely correct that outlawing or banning guns won't solve this problem but to be honest I don't know to many people who advocate that.

have you read posts from darla, bijou, topspin etc....? granted, they are in the vast minority, but there are people (especially on this board) who advocate that as a solution.

It only takes a mere handful of bad guys to cause a serious public safety threat and that there are some compromises that would permit some common sense restrictions that would help prevent bad guys from getting their hands on these weapons. I don't see that being affective on the demand end as it only creates a black market, tramples on peoples 2nd ammendment rights and does little to prevent bad guys from getting guns. Something probably needs to be done on the supply side, such as limiting or restricting production of certain types of weapons for the general public. As Topper pointed out we would't sell tanks to the public and I'm sure Bill Gates could afford more than one if he were so inclined.

But then again as I stated earlier. If some nut wants to shoot 70 people with an automatic weapon and the are unable to purchase one, what's to stop them from creating and using an explosive device, toxic gas, biological agent, etc?

i agree with the above mott. btw....derp is silly, you can change back now. :)
 
have you read posts from darla, bijou, topspin etc....? granted, they are in the vast minority, but there are people (especially on this board) who advocate that as a solution.



i agree with the above mott. btw....derp is silly, you can change back now. :)

When you can find and cite the post where I am advocating outlawing or banning guns, I might reconsider my assertion that you're a worthless dumb fuck.
 
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