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HRC and the 2nd Amendment

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I support her in what was posted. The NRA is way too powerful of a lobby' date=' and I hope she fights it. So we have a platform that is asking for consistency in rulings from the Supreme Court...how awful! Some of you and your hyperbole. :banghead:[/quote']

 

Was there ever any doubt with you? Of course you don't believe in the constitution or the 2A. Too much freedom is a bad thing & groups like the NRA shouldn't exist, you are one of the Queens top students.

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Some of you and your denial :banghead:

 

Supreme court has ruled on 2nd, she doesn't like the past rulings and seeks to overturn them with a activist Supreme Court. Pretty much says it if you listen to her and her daughter speak on this issue.

 

NRA influence is greatly overstated by the left...but just like other Civil Rights groups they are very vocal about their issue. Yes the NRA is a Civil Rights Organization at it's root, as it's true intent is to protect the 2nd Amendment.

 

Proved my point. :lol:

 

I don't like some of their rulings either. The gun industry in many instances mirrors big tobacco. A different court may see things differently as I and many other Americans.

 

Still hyperbole that they are coming for your guns.

Was there ever any doubt with you? Of course you don't believe in the constitution or the 2A. Too much freedom is a bad thing & groups like the NRA shouldn't exist, you are one of the Queens top students.

 

Come on, JA, you have to entertain all viewpoints.

 

TBH, I support the 2nd Amendment. I also support some more responsibility from owners and manufacturers.

Proved my point. :lol:

 

I don't like some of their rulings either. The gun industry in many instances mirrors big tobacco. A different court may see things differently as I and many other Americans.

 

Still hyperbole that they are coming for your guns.

 

Not Hyperbole when it's what they are saying on the campaign trail...Hillary touting Bill's weapon ban and basically saying that it needs to be reinstated. Also says over and over that the Supreme Court is wrong and she will change to court to fit her opinion of right and wrong.

 

The President's job is to enforce the Laws of the Land, not make them up, if only they would enforce the current laws you would see a tremendous impact made in illegal gun ownership.

Come on' date=' JA, you have to entertain all viewpoints. TBH, I support the 2nd Amendment. I also support some more responsibility from owners and manufacturers.[/quote']

 

Ok let's have this debate.

 

You think Hillary should be able to enact law stating that people can sue gun manufacturers when their gun is sold by a dealer, to a person, with the transaction being screened by the FBI (the background check?)

Come on, JA, you have to entertain all viewpoints.

 

TBH, I support the 2nd Amendment. I also support some more responsibility from owners and manufacturers.

I am honestly open to this discussion, what would that look like in your opinion?

Manufacturers: monitor the distribution of your weapons. If you have thousands selling from Indiana gun stores heading to Chicago streets, don't send more!

 

Owners: sell your guns to legal buyers, register your guns, insure your guns.

 

Fire away fellas. :isurrender:

Manufacturers: monitor the distribution of your weapons. If you have thousands selling from Indiana gun stores heading to Chicago streets' date=' don't send more! Owners: sell your guns to legal buyers, register your guns, insure your guns. Fire away fellas. :isurrender:[/quote']

 

Come on HC you're smart, give us your A game. You want manufacturers to limit how many guns can go to certain states? Even though, in each and every state, an FBI screening is done at every individual dealer?

Some of you and your denial :banghead:

 

Supreme court has ruled on 2nd, she doesn't like the past rulings and seeks to overturn them with a activist Supreme Court. Pretty much says it if you listen to her and her daughter speak on this issue.

 

NRA influence is greatly overstated by the left...but just like other Civil Rights groups they are very vocal about their issue. Yes the NRA is a Civil Rights Organization at it's root, as it's true intent is to protect the 2nd Amendment.

 

I just don't buy that at all. THAT DOESN'T MEAN I'M A HILLARY SUPPORTER. I just don't buy the downplaying of the NRA influence. Would you like 500,000 or a million postcards from them to make sure you're voting the right way?

NRA is easily the most powerful lobbying group.

After winning passage of a federal ban on assault weapons, Bill Clinton saw his party wiped out in the 1994 elections, giving Republicans control of the House for the first time in 40 years.

 

There are more pro gun people today...

NRA is easily the most powerful lobbying group.

 

Not even close to the most powerful...Most demonized? Yes. Most powerful? Hardly...AARP spends more money lobbying each year than the NRA...to say nothing of Financial, Defense, Pharmaceutical, Mining, and Agribusiness lobbies.

 

Oh and the Bloomberg $50,000,000 anti gun lobby.

The far left agenda is slowly taking away individual liberty in this country. Far right would be the same way, those people just haven't been in power.

I support her in what was posted. The NRA is way too powerful of a lobby, and I hope she fights it.

 

So we have a platform that is asking for consistency in rulings from the Supreme Court...how awful!

 

Some of you and your hyperbole. :banghead:

 

I would guess you are OK with all the powerful union lobbies, however.

NRA is easily the most powerful lobbying group.

 

Disagree, AFL-CIO, Teamsters, big pharma producers, etc.

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