What a waste of time, money and valuable breathing air.

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  1. LSUpride123

    LSUpride123 PureBlood

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    http://freebeacon.com/issues/holder-we-want-to-explore-gun-tracking-bracelets/

    "Hey hold on Mr Bad Guy, let me find my bracelet and put it on before I shoot your ass."

    More dumb ass logic directed towards the wrong people.
    "The Justice Department has requested $382.1 million in increased spending for its fiscal year 2014 budget for “gun safety.”

    "President Barack Obama’s budget proposal also calls for $1.1 billion to “protect Americans from gun violence—including $182 million to support the president’s ‘Now is the Time’ gun safety initiative.
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    This dude should do us all a favor and go to Mexico only to return with all the guns he gave away. That is a good start for "gun safety"
     
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  2. GregLSU

    GregLSU LSUFANS.com

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    Stupid phukers.

    One of the biggest things that can help is doing away with Gun Free Zones. Look at Chicago, the biggest Gun Free Zone in America and the murder capitol of the country... it's apparent that shit don't work.
     
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  3. gyver

    gyver Rely on yourself not on others.

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    Don't forget about DC. Murder rate is pretty high there also.
    Good thing my firearms aren't wifi compatable.
     
  4. uscvball

    uscvball Founding Member

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    Wouldn't it be a better idea, if we really want to keep citizens safe that is, to make all those convicted of a violent crime, gun related crime, sexual predator crime wear a bracelet. At least then, those of us still allowed to carry a gun would know where to aim.
     
  5. Winston1

    Winston1 Founding Member

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    More than laws against carrying guns or laws making it legal we need to engender a sense of responsibility. For every person saved by carryng a gun and stopping a criminal assulting them, there is one or more who is shot with his own gun or by someone else in an accident.

    It seems to me that mandatory gun safety course for EVERY purchase should be the least requirement to take possession. A 2-4 hr course could be provided at gun shows and shouldn't hinder the trade, in fac it becomes another source of income.
    I would think that a gun/hunter safety course should be required for hunting licence (even renewal) as well. Maybe there would be fewer " hunters orange deer" shot.

    With every right comes the responsibility to make use if it in a positive way. BTW I am not so much for gun checks though or record keeping of gun owners. A enviornment where respect for the power of the gun is held by all. Those having one need to realize its power and the import of taking a life. It isn't an easy thing to have on your conscience even when justified. They are not toys.

    It is my belief that the 2nd amendment was written for 2 reasons. The first is archaic, to keep the citizens well enough armed to limit governments' power. The second was as a frontier country, individuals needed the power to defend themselves from the wild country and lawlessness. This has morphed until today it is a part of our culture and society and though the severity of the need is somewhat reduced hunting and self defense are still viable reasons to bear arms.
     
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  6. red55

    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    I tend to agree. Original laws are archaic but rights to bear arms are still valid. I think we do need to keep progressing, however. I see no problem with gun registration andy more than with car registration. Law abiding citizens have no reason to fear it but it can really help law enforcement track weapons used in a crime to its source. I see no problem with better background checks, especially at gun shows. Laws that prevent individuals from buying hundreds of guns every week would greatly help prevent illegal gun-trafficing and have zero effect on law-abiding citizens. Gun ownership is a very serious responsibility and we can't keep treating it like owning woodworking tools.
     
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    red55 curmudgeon Staff Member

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    1. Better if they had to wear a pink tutu. But I suppose it would be seen like a yellow Holocaust star or something.

    2. Don't shoot at the bracelet unless he's holding it in front of his chest.
     
  8. shane0911

    shane0911 Helping lost idiots find their village

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    Absolutely not, that would be a violation of their civil rights and just unfair to those poor criminals.
     
  9. mctiger

    mctiger RIP, and thanks for the music Staff Member

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    I can get behind this. I don't want to see gun rights curtailed, but I still recognize that rights come with responsibilities.
     
  10. GregLSU

    GregLSU LSUFANS.com

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    @Winston1 If you're born after 1960'something a hunter safety course IS required before you can buy even a basic hunting license. Also, in order to get your CCW license, you have sit through a several hour course that goes into self defense situations, gun safety, and a shooting portion. And as an added bonus... those who have their CCW has passed a criminal background check done by the state police.
     

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