Do you support the government's being able to control what firearms certain people may or may not own?
Discuss, etc.
Discuss, etc.
No, I don't.
First of all its the second amendment.. Second of all do you honestly think it would be good for the people who would have to take the guns away from the select few mentally unstable people?
YES!
It IS a good thing to take them away - but how would be the problem.
Who cares about the amendments - use your moral judgement and common sense.
Do you need a high powered weapon?
Do you really need a hand gun?
Seriously... i dont understand this.... shopping trolley handle bars have always worked good where I'm from![]()
Le_Dark_Lord said:I can see how you guys want to have a gun with you and everything, because believe me i've wanted to be holding a gun in certain situations, but will you honestly ever use it?
Someone breaks into your house - you shoot him... whats that? 25 - life for murder? Worth it?
Le_Dark_Lord said:Shredderbeam, what do you think?
Do you seriously want people to legally walking around with military-grade assault rifles?
Le_Dark_Lord said:Do you need a high powered weapon?
Do you really need a hand gun?
I think there should be better gun control for convicted felons who have done their time.
As for normal people, with a clean record, I should be able to get a gun with no interest from the government.
Shawn_ said:Someone should have to undergo proper training for the use and safety of a firearm, and take a psychological exam before they are permitted to get a firearm. The government also needs to clam down on illegal firearms.
Then, for the private act of purchasing a firearm, the government must be involved? They will actually have some say in the situation?
Then, for the private act of purchasing a firearm, the government must be involved? They will actually have some say in the situation?
The purchasing of a firearm is a private act, though. Who is to enforce this proper training rule?
megaman 2006 said:If you've been convicted of a crime, yes. It is logical that if you have committed a crime in the past, You will be more likely to commit one in the future.
If you're an average citizen though, I don't see the point in any government interaction.
Shawn_ said:Driving a car is a private act, who enforces the licensing of that; I doubt you are suggesting that there is a problem with that aspect of licensing. Contract the job out to a private organization, as is done in parts of Canada and I believe the United states for drivers licenses.
I think gun control is too controlling now. Sure, if someone was convicted of a crime, they cannot own a gun. Either way, from the use a the black market, people will still get their hands on guns.....sad really
The government has no right to have a say in what the people purchase.

