Keeping a gun is about to get very expensive

[Hawkeye10]

If the DNC/Revolution takes the Senate.

Do we all understand this?

[Charoite]

No, quit being a drone.

[no worries]

How/why?
I've had guns for 4 decades, I was never charged $$$ to keep them.

[canceled.2021.1]

How/why?
I've had guns for 4 decades, I was never charged $$$ to keep them.

Awww shit I lost all of my guns in a freak boating accident. Oh well

[Hoosier Daddy]

If the DNC/Revolution takes the Senate.

Do we all understand this?

it already is. people with guns in their house are more likely to shoot themselves, a family member or an acquaintance with that gun than a stranger...30 times more likely. you can't pay a higher price than that for a fucking stupid shit gun.


Firearms In The Home: Safe or Dangerous? [INFOGRAPHIC ...www.safety.com › Home Security
Oct 9, 2019 — For instance, the U.S. has 80% more firearm deaths than the 23 other of the world's richest countries in the world combined. And, your child's ...

Do guns make us safer? Science suggests no | News ...www.hsph.harvard.edu › news › hsph-in-the-news › do...
There is some evidence that having a gun may reduce property loss, “but the ... However, he noted, the presence of more guns does make crimes more violent. ... is make hostile interactions—robberies, assaults—much more deadly,” he said.

Guns in the Home - HealthyChildren.orgwww.healthychildren.org › English › at-home › Pages
Jun 12, 2020 — In fact, a gun in the home is 43 times more likely to be used to kill a friend or ... one more important question: "Is there an unlocked gun in your house? ... children must learn that these weapons can be extremely dangerous.

Living in a house with a gun increases your odds of death - Voxwww.vox.com › 2015/10 › gun-risk-death
Nov 14, 2018 — Guns can kill you in three ways: homicide, suicide, and by accident. Owning a gun or having one readily accessible makes all three more likely.

Keeping a Gun in Your Home Can Make Your Household ...psmag.com › News in Brief
Jul 23, 2019 — New research reveals that the presence of firearms in a house can ... as they are more likely to be killed if there is a gun in the household," lead ...

The health risk of having a gun in the home | MinnPostwww.minnpost.com › second-opinion › 2012/12 › heal...
Dec 17, 2012 — If you have a gun, everybody in your home is more likely than your ... there is no credible evidence that having a gun in your house reduces your risk ... of a gun makes quarrels, disputes, assaults, and robberies more deadly.

Does a Gun Make Your Home Safer? | SafeWisewww.safewise.com › Safety News
Jun 16, 2020 — Statistically, having a gun in your home is more dangerous for you and your family, especially if you have young children or teens. ... Experts agree that properly securing and storing guns can be an effective way to address incidents of suicide, mass shootings, and unintentional shootings among children and teenagers.

[Tacomaman]

How/why?
I've had guns for 4 decades, I was never charged $$$ to keep them.

You have to overlook Hawkeye's alcohol induced bizzaro postings. He is proof positive that conspiracy theorists should refrain from alcohol.

[Tacomaman]

Now, since the IRA owns the Republican Party, I don't forsee any earth shattering changes in gun ownership on the way.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

Now, since the IRA owns the Republican Party, I don't forsee any earth shattering changes in gun ownership on the way.

but you're a moron. you miss a lot.

[Iolo/Penderyn]

You have to overlook Hawkeye's alcohol induced bizzaro postings. He is proof positive that conspiracy theorists should refrain from alcohol.

Except with a few very weird nutters, mostly on here, it would mean all the theories disappeared into unsavoury places, and they are, to a limited degree, a fascinating study in what alcohol and other substances can do to the brain.

[RB 60]

Now, since the IRA owns the Republican Party, I don't forsee any earth shattering changes in gun ownership on the way.

The IRA??
Shit, I'd have thought you'd be crying about the NRA.
But then, you ain't the brightest bulb on the string...

[TOP]

The IRA??
Shit, I'd have thought you'd be crying about the NRA.
But then, you ain't the brightest bulb on the string...

That's too funny

[Yakuda]

it already is. people with guns in their house are more likely to shoot themselves, a family member or an acquaintance with that gun than a stranger...30 times more likely. you can't pay a higher price than that for a fucking stupid shit gun.


Firearms In The Home: Safe or Dangerous? [INFOGRAPHIC ...www.safety.com › Home Security
Oct 9, 2019 — For instance, the U.S. has 80% more firearm deaths than the 23 other of the world's richest countries in the world combined. And, your child's ...

Do guns make us safer? Science suggests no | News ...www.hsph.harvard.edu › news › hsph-in-the-news › do...
There is some evidence that having a gun may reduce property loss, “but the ... However, he noted, the presence of more guns does make crimes more violent. ... is make hostile interactions—robberies, assaults—much more deadly,” he said.

Guns in the Home - HealthyChildren.orgwww.healthychildren.org › English › at-home › Pages
Jun 12, 2020 — In fact, a gun in the home is 43 times more likely to be used to kill a friend or ... one more important question: "Is there an unlocked gun in your house? ... children must learn that these weapons can be extremely dangerous.

Living in a house with a gun increases your odds of death - Voxwww.vox.com › 2015/10 › gun-risk-death
Nov 14, 2018 — Guns can kill you in three ways: homicide, suicide, and by accident. Owning a gun or having one readily accessible makes all three more likely.

Keeping a Gun in Your Home Can Make Your Household ...psmag.com › News in Brief
Jul 23, 2019 — New research reveals that the presence of firearms in a house can ... as they are more likely to be killed if there is a gun in the household," lead ...

The health risk of having a gun in the home | MinnPostwww.minnpost.com › second-opinion › 2012/12 › heal...
Dec 17, 2012 — If you have a gun, everybody in your home is more likely than your ... there is no credible evidence that having a gun in your house reduces your risk ... of a gun makes quarrels, disputes, assaults, and robberies more deadly.

Does a Gun Make Your Home Safer? | SafeWisewww.safewise.com › Safety News
Jun 16, 2020 — Statistically, having a gun in your home is more dangerous for you and your family, especially if you have young children or teens. ... Experts agree that properly securing and storing guns can be an effective way to address incidents of suicide, mass shootings, and unintentional shootings among children and teenagers.

Good then stay the fuck away from us but guy cunts won't will you. Its in your nature to tell everybody else how to live their fucking lives. You cunts just can't mind your own fucking business can you?

[Yakuda]

Now, since the IRA owns the Republican Party, I don't forsee any earth shattering changes in gun ownership on the way.

IRA? You stupid fucking tacocunt.

[archives]

If the DNC/Revolution takes the Senate.

Do we all understand this?

Well, you put it out there, tell us exactly how will “keeping a gun .... get more expensive” if the Democrats win the Senate?

[NiftyNiblick]

Firearms control is the kind of non-economic issue that causes progressive liberals to lose.
The more we try to do with it, the less chance we have to get important social safety net stuff done in congress.

The fucking troglodyte right has to learn that we won on abortion so stop whining about it.
Even if the SCOTUS knocks down Wade v. Roe, all the civilized states are going to have abortion on demand anyway,

We have to accept the the right has won on gun control.
Compared to universal healthcare, voting rights, and the right to unionize, gun control is simply not an important enough issue to deal with nationally.

If some states let you wander around the streets armed to the teeth, that's their lunacy. Intelligent people don't have to go there.
Carry assault rifles into the Massachusetts State House and you'll get shot between the eyes within three steps of the front door.
Within seconds of the muzzle flash, union-represented custodians will be mopping your brain matter off the floor while whistling a Dropkick Murphys tune.
Ask them about your Second Amendment then. They've got it right here.