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Gun Control "Compromise'

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This is another issue where Republicans are putting agenda before country. It's evident that guns need to be regulated. 90% of people in America believe that guns need to be regulated.

 

They already are regulated. Fully automatic weapons are well out of the reach of the average citizen and everything else has background checks. I would be willing to go for expanded background checks, no issues there. But the biggest problem I have is that the vast majority of the people on here arguing about what should and shouldn't be legal aren't giving detailed examples.

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This is another issue where Republicans are putting agenda before country.

 

It's called putting rights before submitting to a nanny state. Did our fore fathers put agenda before country when the passed the second amendment?

This is another issue where Republicans are putting agenda before country. It's evident that guns need to be regulated. 90% of people in America believe that guns need to be regulated.
I see you are completely clueless on this subject. Completely.
We're just going to have to agree to disagree. We have the constitutional right to bear arms. I don't believe it says how many or what arms we can bear. In my opinion, taking away certain weapons is not infringing on my right to bear arms. We just see it two different ways.

 

I take a more philosophical approach to "taking away certain weapons". I see it as a government control issue and I'm for less government intrusion. I understand your position and don't necessarily disagree. There's a reason the general public shouldn't be able to own their personal uranium enrichment plant, I'm just not sure that I trust the government enough to tell me what I should be able to own and for what reason. It's a quandary.

 

As for carrying guns in bars, I agree with that, but me and you should probably not go drinking in some of the bars in my general vicinity...:thumb:

This is another issue where Republicans are putting agenda before country. It's evident that guns need to be regulated. 90% of people in America believe that guns need to be regulated.

 

Source please ? (and not Elmer's Big Book of Numbers or Wikipedia)

This is another issue where Republicans are putting agenda before country. It's evident that guns need to be regulated. 90% of people in America believe that guns need to be regulated.

 

Should freedom of speech be regulated?

Should freedom of speech be regulated?

 

Technically it is ('Fire' in movie house). But it was political speech that was the specific target of this amendment. And now Congress has a bill moving forward to re-regulate free speech after the Supreme Court ruling on political contributions.

 

Senate Dems plan vote amending the First Amendment to curtail criticism « Hot Air

Should freedom of speech be regulated?

 

Only for those that deserve to be regulated...:sssh:

No freedom of speech should be regulated unless it is racist, bigoted, etc.

No freedom of speech should be regulated unless it is racist, bigoted, etc.

 

:ohbrother::no:

Source please ? (and not Elmer's Big Book of Numbers or Wikipedia)

 

I missed this one, but...

 

90 percent of Americans want expanded background checks on guns. Why isn?t this a political slam dunk?

 

Over 90 percent of Americans support gun background checks: poll | Reuters

 

Washington Has 'Cold Feet' on Gun Control, Says Obama Adviser

 

That took all of one minute - you clearly see Obama say in all three articles that 90 percent of Americans support gun control.

:ohbrother::no:

 

Do you support bigotry? I highly, highly doubt you do, so wouldn't you want that regulated?

Do you support bigotry? I highly' date=' highly doubt you do, so wouldn't you want that regulated?[/quote']

 

I find your comments about republicans bigoted and prejudiced. Is it only people that disagree with you that you want to stifle? If not who gets to be the thought police?

 

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I missed this one, but...

 

90 percent of Americans want expanded background checks on guns. Why isn?t this a political slam dunk?

 

Over 90 percent of Americans support gun background checks: poll | Reuters

 

Washington Has 'Cold Feet' on Gun Control, Says Obama Adviser

 

That took all of one minute - you clearly see Obama say in all three articles that 90 percent of Americans support gun control.

You see, in these articles, that 90 percent of people want background checks, not more gun control. Polls can be slanted by carefully worded questions to achieve any desired outcome.

 

Here are some in the opposite direction:

 

Americans Don’t Want More Gun Control, Says Poll From Gun Lobby

 

New Study: Majority of Young People Reject Gun Control

 

Poll: More Americans Dissatisfied With Gun Control Laws Being Too Strict

Do you support bigotry? I highly, highly doubt you do, so wouldn't you want that regulated?

 

I do not support bigotry, honestly I abhor it. However, I accept the fact that racist speech is expression and when governing bodies start regulating any type of expression, it could become a slippery slope and freedom is at risk.

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