- Feb 19, 2013
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Maryland:Criminal Use of ‘High Capacity’
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OrbitalEllipses
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Eh, fake news. 11 rounds was regular capacity before the law.
danb
dont be a dumbass
This is my surprise face. Gun laws don't work.
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I think that the last time bans worked was, oh wait never.
Now if we could only get judges to apply the actual constitution and strike these experiments in stupidity.
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I think that the last time bans worked was, oh wait never.
Now if we could only get judges to apply the actual constitution and strike these experiments in stupidity.
What's criminal is the wasted energy coming from Jumping Jen Pollywannabanthem's pie hole.....
Be wary. When the city administration starts proactively drumming up stats that don't seem to jive with liberal agenda there's a reason. They could be setting the stage for another push.
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,726
Indeed, they think just like the final sentence quoted.
danb
dont be a dumbass
The city can push all they want, but they are cutting police funding. They cannot even solve the murders they have let alone more absurd gun laws.
Honestly, they should be thankful for high capacity mags. More chances for DNA and prints on the cases.
Honestly, they should be thankful for high capacity mags. More chances for DNA and prints on the cases.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,108
Oh, now they're saying new guns don't often show up in crime.
Strange, when there was the big push everywhere for Gun Rationing aka One Gun a Month, their favorite statistic was Most Crime Guns are used within three years of initial purchase, so all the Gun Rationing would make a big effect, and greatly reduce crime.
News Flash - Criminals and gangbangers get their illegal guns illegally .
Strange, when there was the big push everywhere for Gun Rationing aka One Gun a Month, their favorite statistic was Most Crime Guns are used within three years of initial purchase, so all the Gun Rationing would make a big effect, and greatly reduce crime.
News Flash - Criminals and gangbangers get their illegal guns illegally .
Anyone doubt that this is our liberal overlords primping the pump to get the sheeple to agree to a large capacity magazine ban?
I have no doubt that our anti-gun officials are watching how the things are transpiring with the new ban in California and can't wait to introduce something similar here.
How about you imbeciles do something smart like a mandatory 10 year sentence if a convicted felon is caught with a firearm or a magazine?
I have no doubt that our anti-gun officials are watching how the things are transpiring with the new ban in California and can't wait to introduce something similar here.
How about you imbeciles do something smart like a mandatory 10 year sentence if a convicted felon is caught with a firearm or a magazine?
How many of those firearms were "acquired" before FSA2013??
Quote: "Fox News reports that the Act puts in place a ban that covers “45 types of assault weapons.” Nonetheless, the Sun reports that the city’s two deadliest years on record, 2015 and 2016, occurred after all the gun controls were passed."
So Democrat logic would suggest that not enough guns were banned. They really should learn from Fox Butterfield. The stupidity knows no bounds.
So Democrat logic would suggest that not enough guns were banned. They really should learn from Fox Butterfield. The stupidity knows no bounds.
Setting the stage...
wtf does this mean? it is not illegal to possess >10 round mags, so therefore not a misdemeanor... I don't get it...
"Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis has been lobbying state lawmakers to toughen penalties for carrying illegal magazines, which is a misdemeanor. Smith, the police spokesperson, said criminals don’t care if they get caught because they are unlikely to do hard time."
"Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Davis has been lobbying state lawmakers to toughen penalties for carrying illegal magazines, which is a misdemeanor. Smith, the police spokesperson, said criminals don’t care if they get caught because they are unlikely to do hard time."
kalister1
R.I.P.
Using a magazine with a capacity of over ten rounds during the commission of a crime is the misdemeanor.
- Jan 30, 2013
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The piece says that the number of corpses in the medical examiner's office with at least ten bullet holes has doubled in the past ten years?
If somebody is killing somebody with more than ten bullets, chances are the first ten did the job.
And dollars to doughnuts, "doubled" is a small, therefore statistically insignificant number there. Just makes for impactful prose in a hyped up story.
If somebody is killing somebody with more than ten bullets, chances are the first ten did the job.
And dollars to doughnuts, "doubled" is a small, therefore statistically insignificant number there. Just makes for impactful prose in a hyped up story.
- Nov 14, 2010
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Jen Pauliukonis is a douche ... literally. She's crap-weasel Vinnie without the ratty hair, but she takes her talking points from him ... and salary from Bloomberg and Soros. Isn't it ironic that when the 'stats' show that criminals don't obey gun laws, she pushes for more stringent ones, just proving once again that gun-control isn't about guns ... it's about control.
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It is in the commission of a crime, but we all know that those types of charges rarely if ever see the light of a court room and if they do the sentence is reduced, or worse yet Nolle Pros'd
remodeler1
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Perhaps he's referring to it being illegal for a felon to possess ammo ??
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