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In reply to the discussion: Why aren't all of us... [View all]TexasProgresive
(12,296 posts)4. My problem is with gun users
With so many people and so many guns there's a large number of people who handle guns as if they are toys.
This is true for automobiles as well. At least we have licensing and enforcement of laws that makes some sense.
I really don't like handguns. I've witnessed people handling pistols pointing them indiscriminately at themselves, children, spouses and me. These gun owners seem to be unaware where the muzzle is pointed.
What is the solution to my problem with irresponsible gun owners?
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There are licensing and enforcement laws for those who CC in public...
discntnt_irny_srcsm
Dec 2015
#9
The NRA wouldn't need to stop your 'no kickbacks' idea, AARP and other affinity groups would
friendly_iconoclast
Dec 2015
#17
The NRA would have to be exempted as well as gun and ammo manufacturers
TexasProgresive
Dec 2015
#18
The state of Texas and many other states are denying U.S. citizens their civil right to vote
TexasProgresive
Dec 2015
#25
"And they vote too." A truth that the doctrinaire and/or foolish choose to ignore...
friendly_iconoclast
Dec 2015
#31
Exactly how do you propose to do that? The NRA represents its members, not manufacturers
friendly_iconoclast
Dec 2015
#32
I would point out everything said in post#13 by DonP as accurate AFAIK
discntnt_irny_srcsm
Dec 2015
#15
If it is so rare the insurance company actuaries will take that into account
TexasProgresive
Dec 2015
#21