Author Topic: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal  (Read 18138 times)

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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #80 on: January 18, 2011, 01:07:28 PM »
Yep. The slope is slippery...

If a 10 round limit is OK, why not 5?

If you can ban full auto guns made after a certain date, why not semi auto guns?

Can you require all gun owners to have liability insurance?

Is a license/registration to own OK? How much $ is too much for it?


Heller left a lot to be decided about which policy choices are on/off the table. Until the SCOTUS takes them off the table, they will keep coming up again and again here and there.
They can pass a law, they can attempt to enforce a law, they can not make every one obey the law.

They already have such laws in place for vehicles. Read your local Court and Police logs and see how many people are busted for Driving with out license, registration, or insurance.

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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #81 on: January 18, 2011, 01:17:18 PM »
Yep. The slope is slippery...

If a 10 round limit is OK, why not 5?

If you can ban full auto guns made after a certain date, why not semi auto guns?

Can you require all gun owners to have liability insurance?

Is a license/registration to own OK? How much $ is too much for it?

Heller left a lot to be decided about which policy choices are on/off the table. Until the SCOTUS takes them off the table, they will keep coming up again and again here and there.

Don't get the insurance lobby going on this!  Legislated insurance requirements benefit no one but the insurance company.  If they could get a bill through that required a one million liability policy that covered every gun the money they would make would be unbelievable.  Then you top it off with the fact that most guns that are used in crimes are not legally owned, there would be no insurance, and thus no pay out.

Based on other liability policies I have I can envision this costing $100 per year for the first gun and $25 - $50 for each additional.  Then there will be all the requirements for storage and use.
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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #82 on: January 18, 2011, 02:27:16 PM »
I can take the heat.

"Shall not be infringed" still leaves room for reasonable restrictions. Somewhere between where DC and Chicago's present unreasonable restrictions are and Gerald Lee Loughner buying Ma Deuce at Wal-Mart no questions asked...

 
Yep. The slope is slippery...

If a 10 round limit is OK, why not 5?

If you can ban full auto guns made after a certain date, why not semi auto guns?

Can you require all gun owners to have liability insurance?

Is a license/registration to own OK? How much $ is too much for it?

Heller left a lot to be decided about which policy choices are on/off the table. Until the SCOTUS takes them off the table, they will keep coming up again and again here and there.

I will refer back to my earlier statement / question.

Who is it that defines "reasonable restrictions"? 

Also, this is a right granted to us by our creator, not the government. Isn't ANY restriction or regulation of our right considered infringement? Whether "reasonable" or not.

This is why I scratch my head at the BATFE. Why do we need a singular bureaucracy to regulate 4 items that are both legal, and already regulated by taxation? OH that's right, we had to make a job for all those prohibition pencil pushers!
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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #83 on: January 19, 2011, 11:17:07 AM »
Who defines reasonable restrictions? Five justices on the Supreme Court.

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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #84 on: January 19, 2011, 12:09:07 PM »
Who defines reasonable restrictions? Five justices on the Supreme Court.

Actually it comes down to the folks who are supposed to obey these edicts.
Nancy Reagan had the answer, "Just say NO".    ;D

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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #85 on: January 19, 2011, 12:30:04 PM »
When defining "reasonable restrictions" we need to remember that the United States Constitution is there to protect our Rights, not provide or give.  When protecting it is best done from the side of less is more.  In the case of the Second Amendment we have a word to weigh everything against, "infringed."  Aren't restrict and infringe pretty close in meaning?  Think about that anytime you say that "reasonable restrictions" should be implemented!
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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #86 on: January 19, 2011, 03:17:34 PM »
When defining "reasonable restrictions" we need to remember that the United States Constitution is there to protect our Rights, not provide or give.  When protecting it is best done from the side of less is more.  In the case of the Second Amendment we have a word to way everything against, "infringed."  Aren't restrict and infringe pretty close in meaning?  Think about that anytime you say that "reasonable restrictions" should be implemented!
Now, let's lets not be absolutist here. If we aren't willing to compromise, we'll be marginalized. Personally I think that if it requires a trailer hitch, a self propelled round,  or a fuse I'm open to discussion. ;)
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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #87 on: January 19, 2011, 03:32:21 PM »
There isn't ONE aspect of our lives that doesn't involve some compliance with local, state, or Federal Law.

When does it stop? Salt? Smoking? Gallons Per Flush?, Light Bulbs? 10rds? 15rds? 30rds? The Commerce clause, and other regulatory powers granted to the Feds has been usurped, abused, and violated time and time again.

We have let it happen, and we have been warned, and still it happens.

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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #88 on: January 19, 2011, 04:02:34 PM »
The only "Reasonable Restrictions" are those placed on government.  Bill T.

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Re: 24 Hours Later, The Anti Gun Legislation Proposal
« Reply #89 on: January 19, 2011, 04:42:36 PM »
Now, let's lets not be absolutist here. If we aren't willing to compromise, we'll be marginalized. Personally I think that if it requires a trailer hitch, a self propelled round,  or a fuse I'm open to discussion. ;)
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