Banning AR-15s

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

You have no clue that everyone and everything has a price.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

You have no clue that everyone and everything has a price.

ah yes, where were the palace guards when the crowds stromed in? Was it simply because they didn't get offered enough gold?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

Threats now? Over political disagreements? Go find some wild west country ruled by armed thugs if that is your preference. This is country of laws.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

You have no clue that everyone and everything has a price.

ah yes, where were the palace guards when the crowds stromed in? Was it simply because they didn't get offered enough gold?

What crowds? The crowds are paid off.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

Threats now? Over political disagreements? Go find some wild west country ruled by armed thugs if that is your preference. This is country of laws.

I am not threatening you, I am making you aware of the precarious position you are taking in a country that is loadup up like a tinder box.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yuZp5JX2mI

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

Threats now? Over political disagreements? Go find some wild west country ruled by armed thugs if that is your preference. This is country of laws.

I am not threatening you, I am making you aware of the precarious position you are taking in a country that is loadup up like a tinder box.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yuZp5JX2mI

We unload it with cold hard cash.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

Threats now? Over political disagreements? Go find some wild west country ruled by armed thugs if that is your preference. This is country of laws.

I am not threatening you, I am making you aware of the precarious position you are taking in a country that is loadup up like a tinder box.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yuZp5JX2mI

We unload it with cold hard cash.

ah yes, bread and circuses, that only works if you aren't rapidly diluting your currency with less and less gold.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

Threats now? Over political disagreements? Go find some wild west country ruled by armed thugs if that is your preference. This is country of laws.

I am not threatening you, I am making you aware of the precarious position you are taking in a country that is loadup up like a tinder box.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yuZp5JX2mI

We unload it with cold hard cash.

ah yes, bread and circuses, that only works if you aren't rapidly diluting your currency with less and less gold.

oh boy. I am out. If we decide we dont want to live with this level of ridiculous weaponry, we fix it. It will take a lot on money but it will be worth it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

Are car manufacturers responsible for car accidents? Are car parts stores responsible for accidents? Do these organizations need liability insurance to cover car accidents.

See the analogy?

Probably not.

Are cars manufactured to kill?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

Threats now? Over political disagreements? Go find some wild west country ruled by armed thugs if that is your preference. This is country of laws.

I am not threatening you, I am making you aware of the precarious position you are taking in a country that is loadup up like a tinder box.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2yuZp5JX2mI

We unload it with cold hard cash.

ah yes, bread and circuses, that only works if you aren't rapidly diluting your currency with less and less gold.

oh boy. I am out. If we decide we dont want to live with this level of ridiculous weaponry, we fix it. It will take a lot on money but it will be worth it.

Dp- I agree. Maybe not everyone has a price, but enough do.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

You people are laughable. And sad for threatening your fellow citizens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

You people are laughable. And sad for threatening your fellow citizens.

don't know why you would interpret that as threat to your person rather than a generalized warning. Some people just like drama I guess.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban assault weapons
Ban large capacity magazines
Ban bump stocks

Require gun owners, gun and ammunition manufacturers, and gun and ammunition sellers at every level to carry liability insurance akin to automobile insurance.

Make all of the above strictly liable any time their weapon and/or ammunition is used to commit a crime or is improperly or accidentally discharged.

Market forces and the insurance industry will take care of the rest.

civil war sounds great. can't wait

Don't be a drama queen. If the laws change they change. Money will be the key to it as usual.

you have no clue how much danger you are in. A bit like the french nobility in 1788

You people are laughable. And sad for threatening your fellow citizens.

don't know why you would interpret that as threat to your person rather than a generalized warning. Some people just like drama I guess.

What danger? To who? From who? Don't speak in riddles. What are you talking about?