Reply to Kamala Harris Says Anyone Who Breaks Into Her House Is ‘Getting Shot’

Forum Index » Political Discussion

Reply to "Kamala Harris Says Anyone Who Breaks Into Her House Is ‘Getting Shot’"

Subject:

Emoticons





More smilies

Text Color: Font: Close Marks

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How does this work with the NRA is the devil crowd? Is there a middle ground in America on gun ownership? I believe in gun control, mandatory training, background checks, locking weapons. I do think it's OK to have a gun for hunting, sport or security if you pass all those hoops. [/quote]

You understand that the NRA is a private organization right? It has nothing to do with general gun ownership, has been a barrier to common sense gun safety laws, and is in fact evil. That doesn't mean everyone who owns a gun is also evil. Will Republicans please try to get your heads out of your asses?[/quote]

+1 somehow republicans have conflated basic gun safety measures with the culture woad and our kids are paying the price with daily school shootings.  [/quote]

+1. Responsible ownership of a hand gun by someone who hasn’t been convicted of a crime or been adjudicated as mentally unstable vs collecting semi automatic weapons you leave unsecured around kids and have your kids pose with for the Christmas card photo are very different things. Heck, some of the school shooters are minors with known mental health issues using semi automatic weapons * that their parents bought for them*.  Not the same as a public figure getting threats having a licensed handgun (it would have to be in VA) because she has a legit need for personal protection.

As DA of SF and AG if CA, she would have clearly gotten credible threats and had only sporadic protection from state and local LEOs. Look at what happened to Paul Pelosi. His wife is the next person in line for the presidency after the VP and I’m sure she gets an enormous number of threats.  But, her house and spouse were completely unprotected.  TBH, Paul Pelosi needed a handgun.

I don’t want a handgun in my house. The alarm system and the loud, seemingly protective dog (bark much worse then bite, but likely would protect me if I seemed threatened) are fine in my safe suburban neighborhood. And I’m a novice without any interest in gun training.  Statistically, I’m more likely to have the gun used against me than use the gun. But if I had here past jobs and got credible threats, I’d get a handgun and get decent training. [/quote]

Options

	Disable HTML in this message
	Disable BB Code in this message
	Disable smilies in this message

Review message

Search Recent Topics Hottest Topics