I support the removal of all gun laws except for what is written in the Constitution
I think the gun laws for purchasing are good enough. A criminal will get a gun, one way or another. The one place I think there should be a bit more steps to get something is a carry permit. I think at least a one day class in safety and other things should be taken to get a carry permit.
The only measure I might be in favor of is adding prescriptions of anti-psychotic medications to the background check. If you have to take medication to keep your schizophrenia at bay, you should not legally be able to purchase a firearm. Otherwise, we have enough laws on the books.
I support the removal of all gun laws except for what is written in the Constitution
After talking with a bunch of mo's on here, I'm sure there is a fair amount of INGO'ers who are in favor of gun control as well... you know, for the children or it's "common sense."
Whats your purpose for passing more laws? Is it for crime prevention? Bottom line (IMO), laws only apply to the law abiding, therefore more laws carry no clout with people who are going to break the law anyways. No need to make it harder on law abiding citizens to acquire protection for their person and home.
After talking with a bunch of mo's on here, I'm sure there is a fair amount of INGO'ers who are in favor of gun control as well... you know, for the children or it's "common sense."
Unfortunately, you are too right. They love the sound of freedom, but are frightened to death of it actually becoming reality.
Q:"Do you think that your baby raping neighbor should have the machine guns that he bought at a gun show no question asked should have them taken away"
A:"Why the hell is a baby raping neighbor out of jail and alive? Were the babie's parent some of those folks that advocated for gun laws and shirked their individual responsibility for the protection of their family, themselves, and their property by waiting for the police to take care of that responsibility for them?"
What is it that makes them afraid? Is it freedom of choice?Unfortunately, you are too right. They love the sound of freedom, but are frightened to death of it actually becoming reality.
It completely depends on how the question is framed.
Q:"Do you think you should have your hunting rifles taken away"-A:"No"
Q:"Do you think that your baby raping neighbor should have the machine guns that he bought at a gun show no question asked should have them taken away"-A:"Yes"
I think the gun laws for purchasing are good enough. A criminal will get a gun, one way or another. The one place I think there should be a bit more steps to get something is a carry permit. I think at least a one day class in safety and other things should be taken to get a carry permit.
Just Beck trying to get people riled up. No other survey or poll has shown anything like that. Even this one is only for "religious" people. That leaves out a good segment of the population. The questions also look rigged, judging by the pie chart. "Stricter gun laws and enforcement" covers a lot of people. Many of whom might be in favour of one, but not the other. More Beck crap stirring. Not what we need in the real discussion.
What is it that makes them afraid? Is it freedom of choice?
Heck, I'm not afraid of others freedom. Only cautious in the way they use it, and by their own freedom of choice.It's not thier freedom that scares them. Its everyone else's.