bill from lachine
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Griz,
I'll take a Macallan single malt...there you go compromise in the making.
Regards + HH
Bill
I'll take a Macallan single malt...there you go compromise in the making.
Regards + HH
Bill
Griz,
I'll take a Macallan single malt...there you go compromise in the making.
Regards + HH
Bill
No felons is already the law. As far as ammo more or less than 100, do you mean in total owned/ carried/ stored? or do you mean in a magazine?
Okay Crispin you are going to fight the current MMA UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon "Bones" Jones for 5 rounds, but your going to compromise, you have to fight him with your right hand tied to your side as a compromise...............
DieselRam: I know there are already laws. This is just an exercise. I'm pretending that we are the lawmakers. Let us have a discussion. What we decide will become new law (pretend.) You start on the fully auto rifles as you know more then I do. Lets leave it right now as, No restrictions at all, for anybody, any ammo, on any AR-fully. Felons can own them, smurfs can own them....where would you like to start?
Deal, I agree to your compromise. But you have to agree to mine. I get to inject 10mg of IV ativan 20minutes prior to the fight. That should even the odds.
Crispin, please forgive me as I have been up since 1 am this morning and am on track to put in about a hundred hour work week this week (my busy time of the year) I just thought we were debating the second and not pretending to write it. As far a fully auto goes I think as long as not a felon, all is fine with you owning them. However owning any weapons comes with great reponsibillity. Ammo is wide open.
Same effect as a gun in the hands of a house wife against home invader....
Okay, I agree with the sawed off shotgun thing. I'm okay with semi-auto rifles in general. Lets nail done some specifics:
1. Do we limit ammo?
2. Do we make semi-auto harder to obtain then the previously mentioned weapons?
Dave or anybody else, feel free to jump in, this is where the wicket gets sticky.
1. What will it solve?
2. See above ^
Okay then how's this...Diggummup: Not sure exactly what you mean. I'm not talking about solving problems yet...we are just talking about compromising. When we get to a point where we can't compromise then we get into solving; plus, Dave is dying to give us lots of examples.
Crispin
More straight answers,Dave,
Thanks for the serious reply. I did read that story. Dangerous to cite yahoo around here...too main stream.
1. Okay we agree that limits must be placed. Lets start at the bottom and work our way up. Should felons have access to guns?
2. Unlimited ammo, hmmm, I don't like the idea. Is it possible for a magazine to hold 100 rounds? If so, I think we need to limit them, what say you? On this one we can start at the top and work our way down.
Crispin
1. What will it solve?
2. See above ^[
Okay then how's this...
1.No
2. No
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More straight answers,
1. Yes, if the offense was non-violent, the person a first time offender and a minimum set amount of time has passed since they were convicted.
2.No limits.
Okay.
1. How much time is a minimum? Do sexual predators count as violent? I don't want them having guns.
2. You don't think 100 rounds is a bit excessive? What do you need that many for? Are we talking about fully auto -AR?
Thanks for participating.
You asked how many rounds.. All you can carry if need be.
I only carry 10 in one clip. but you see, I no longer live near the southern border, If I did I would look like a swat member. I have a friend who has a ranch in Del Rio,, I haven't talked with him in ages, but he said he quit going there at all! lives in Austin now. As the sign I posted in Arizona said,, it is dangerous, the border is porous and there are alot of problems down there.
I am pretty sure you can't own a weapon in Mexico, or maybe nothing above a .22
But look at this mayor there, just on the other side.
Maria Santos Gorrostieta Dead: Former Mexico Mayor Found Tortured, Murdered In Michoacan
Not bad sir, but right now I'm considering oppening a treasured bottle of Clynelish. 14 years old before I got it and I've held on to it for a few years now.
Regards