usmctankmech
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So the comittee I know I didn't spell that right... did this make it into the house?
SB281 Today!!
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guthook
Grrr.
My F5 button is wearing thin.
- Jan 31, 2009
- 3,289
so far all we have gotten is some AW's changed from one-feature test to two-feature test
the rest is ******** and getting worse
hopefully something else good will happen eventually
the rest is ******** and getting worse
hopefully something else good will happen eventually
Omnipotent
Semper Fi
They could call it right now and we would lose 6-5....almost guaranteed. Frosh knows it, he's probably made sure of it. This is all a show.
Point-of-Aim
Member
- Jun 10, 2012
- 9
How is it that people who have no experience regarding a matter, chosen to create policy on it..?
A gun is not a weapon - it is a tool. The manner in which it is used determines its definition. A baseball bat is a recreational tool, unless it is used in an act of violence. At that point, it becomes a weapon.
The law abiding citizens are not the individuals who need regulated in regards to their firearms possession. The individuals who are willing to do evil, are not concerned about "breaking the new law" when they commit their acts of violence.
States which have the toughest and most stringent gun laws have the highest crime rates. This is because the citizens are not in a position to protect themselves. They are abiding by their laws, but still fall victim to the criminals who do not care how many laws are passed.
Tighter gun laws will in no way reduce violent crimes.
Why is this so hard to understand....
On a side note..... what's with the disdain for LEO's on here?
A gun is not a weapon - it is a tool. The manner in which it is used determines its definition. A baseball bat is a recreational tool, unless it is used in an act of violence. At that point, it becomes a weapon.
The law abiding citizens are not the individuals who need regulated in regards to their firearms possession. The individuals who are willing to do evil, are not concerned about "breaking the new law" when they commit their acts of violence.
States which have the toughest and most stringent gun laws have the highest crime rates. This is because the citizens are not in a position to protect themselves. They are abiding by their laws, but still fall victim to the criminals who do not care how many laws are passed.
Tighter gun laws will in no way reduce violent crimes.
Why is this so hard to understand....
On a side note..... what's with the disdain for LEO's on here?
uscoastiee
Member
Can any FFL holders out there verify how offer the ATF has came for a routine visit!
Done.
ToBeFree
Ultimate Member
WTF
What will the State Police be looking for in the records?
What will the State Police be looking for in the records?
MDphinfan02
Active Member
- May 12, 2012
- 170
Agreed known this all along.... Maryland is what it is
USAFRavenR6
Active Member
Bonerfied? Whats on your mind Frosh?
It comes in waves. I'd say, as a whole, there is more respect than disrespect.
need some of this in MD
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/16/colorado-gun-bill-could-cost-state-hundreds-jobs/
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/16/colorado-gun-bill-could-cost-state-hundreds-jobs/
P226RN
Not your average girl
- Jun 28, 2010
- 104
ToBeFree
Ultimate Member
So
Do not register any guns?
Do not register any guns?
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