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Reexamining access to rights and liberties for U.S. citizens
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RE: Reexamining access to rights and liberties for U.S. citizens
(02-15-2018 01:41 PM)aTxTIGER Wrote:  I dont think its against the 2nd amendment to require people to:
a) be a citizen to possess a gun
b) require anyone possessing a gun to be properly licensed AND insured for bodily damage done by those guns
c) to be licensed, screen for mental health issues or violent tendencies as well as complete real gun training and safety classes(not just 2 hours on a single Saturday which is what I did to get my carry permit years ago)
d) restrict ownership of assault weapons like AR-15s to current law enforcement officers.
I own several guns. I am for the rights of people to own guns. But I dont think it is unreasonable for gun ownership to have responsibilities attached to it.

I think you may cross the line with a couple of those, but I think there is some room to explore there. Nobody as crazy as this SOB has any business with a semi-automatic weapon.
(This post was last modified: 02-15-2018 04:06 PM by Owl 69/70/75.)
02-15-2018 04:06 PM
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