Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
Re: Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
by dontworrybehappy » Thu Oct 31, 2013 1:56 pm
Ok, and what good does that do when 27% of guns sold through FFL dealers, and thus to people without criminal records, winds up using the guns in a crime within 2 years?
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"Police protection" is an oxymoron. Gun laws are like masturbation, they both feel really good, but after you're done you realize you haven't accomplished anything."
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Re: Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
by dontworrybehappy » Thu Oct 31, 2013 2:58 pm
"Police protection" is an oxymoron. Gun laws are like masturbation, they both feel really good, but after you're done you realize you haven't accomplished anything."
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Re: Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
by exploited » Thu Oct 31, 2013 3:45 pm
I can only presume dwbh is talking about the federal long gun registry, which has since been abandoned.
In terms of confiscation of guns, perhaps he is talking about when RCMP officers confiscated unsecured guns from flooded homes in Alberta, in order to prevent them from being stolen by criminals. Those guns were returned to owners who provided a license. Those who couldn't weren't charged, but they didn't get the guns back, and no, they weren't compensated.
Or he's talking about how the RCMP confiscated weapons that were illegal and coming across the border.
In terms of confiscation of guns, perhaps he is talking about when RCMP officers confiscated unsecured guns from flooded homes in Alberta, in order to prevent them from being stolen by criminals. Those guns were returned to owners who provided a license. Those who couldn't weren't charged, but they didn't get the guns back, and no, they weren't compensated.
Or he's talking about how the RCMP confiscated weapons that were illegal and coming across the border.
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Re: Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
by The Comrade » Thu Oct 31, 2013 4:25 pm
RCMP=SS
get over it, nazi
get over it, nazi
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Re: Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
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Re: Should parents be charged when a child uses their gun?
by spacemonkey » Thu Oct 31, 2013 4:33 pm
The hardest part of doing nothing is knowing when your done.
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