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sir pball

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22. Thanks for accommodating…
Wed Mar 4, 2015, 09:17 PM
Mar 2015

SOP notwithstanding, it does seem like quite a few people here react to any critique of any proposed law quite poorly, usually telling me to take it back to the Gungeon (where I post about as often as here)…recent examples can be found fairly easily.

That said, you were perfectly coherent and make a good point about explicit preemption/nullification laws; while I wouldn't support a change to Federal law forcing enforcement I'd be interested in the possibility of pursuing action against a state or prosecutor whose discretion resulted in harm, e.g. eliminating BGCs enabled a felon to get a gun, cross state lines, and kill, or a state refuses to enforce the AP ammo ban, somebody gets hold of some 5.7x28 SS190 ("true" AP, designed for a handgun and defeats soft armor) and kills a cop. Unfortunately that seems like a proposition that would have to be tested after the fact.

Good. We need to be taking powers away from the police, not giving them more bluestateguy Feb 2015 #1
From the article: flamin lib Feb 2015 #2
our government goes overseas WDIM Feb 2015 #4
WTF?????? nt flamin lib Feb 2015 #6
States do not have to enforce federal law. WDIM Feb 2015 #3
I take it you have a problem with disarming convicted violent felons, flamin lib Feb 2015 #5
no i dont have a problem with it. WDIM Feb 2015 #7
You're being completely ridiculous. flamin lib Feb 2015 #8
I do WDIM Feb 2015 #9
"as long as the government has guns so should the people." Electric Monk Feb 2015 #11
Yes, they were a much better fit in the gungeon with their "until the gov't disarms, everyone should Electric Monk Feb 2015 #12
The NRA influence is strong billh58 Feb 2015 #10
Just to note: NutmegYankee Feb 2015 #13
I will wish for fewer gun deaths. flamin lib Feb 2015 #14
I support greater personal liberties for the people NutmegYankee Feb 2015 #15
All good and notable goals, except billh58 Feb 2015 #16
I was pointing out that the OP position may have unintended consequences. NutmegYankee Feb 2015 #17
The entire right-wing Teabilly billh58 Feb 2015 #18
I don't follow how you get to that point? NutmegYankee Feb 2015 #19
My wish is for more gun control, but the parent is absolutely correct. sir pball Mar 2015 #20
50% is sufficient if you don't actively violate the sop. flamin lib Mar 2015 #21
Thanks for accommodating… sir pball Mar 2015 #22
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