Facepalm times infinity:http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinio ... story.htmlAnd so, as President Barack Obama announced plans this week to tighten background checks for gun buyers and increase gun tracking and research, I thought, that's all well and good, but how about adding something immediately useful: a gun owner registry available to the public online — something like those for sex offenders.
93henfan wrote:This is what happens when the left gets started. Thoughts of national registries and bans and confiscation begin dancing in their heads. This woman needs to be kicked squarely in her cunt. I just don't even know where to start with this.
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinio ... story.htmlAnd so, as President Barack Obama announced plans this week to tighten background checks for gun buyers and increase gun tracking and research, I thought, that's all well and good, but how about adding something immediately useful: a gun owner registry available to the public online — something like those for sex offenders.
Guns in the home are far more likely to be used accidentally, in suicides or family disputes than in self defense, according to studies based on anecdotal evidence.
Seriously, the editor allowed that ridiculous statement? She might as well said, " 100% of people, in a poll that I made up in my head, support a gun registry." 
PM your address and I'll fast track you for the gun-free home registry!89Hen wrote:I keep trying to get excited about gun rights, but I can't seem to give a shit one way or the other. While I think a registry is a ridiculous idea, I think it's just that... an idea that won't happen. I've never owned a gun, probably never will, but I can see why people would want them and I'm glad some people have them.
I can do it online, no need to hide it. 3067 Whitehaven Street, NW, Washington, DC 2000893henfan wrote:PM your address and I'll fast track you for the gun-free home registry!89Hen wrote:I keep trying to get excited about gun rights, but I can't seem to give a shit one way or the other. While I think a registry is a ridiculous idea, I think it's just that... an idea that won't happen. I've never owned a gun, probably never will, but I can see why people would want them and I'm glad some people have them.
The point where 89hen and Chizzan intersect politically...89Hen wrote:I keep trying to get excited about gun rights, but I can't seem to give a shit one way or the other. While I think a registry is a ridiculous idea, I think it's just that... an idea that won't happen. I've never owned a gun, probably never will, but I can see why people would want them and I'm glad some people have them.
Do the Clinton's still own it?89Hen wrote:I can do it online, no need to hide it. 3067 Whitehaven Street, NW, Washington, DC 2000893henfan wrote:
PM your address and I'll fast track you for the gun-free home registry!
89Hen wrote:I keep trying to get excited about gun rights, but I can't seem to give a shit one way or the other. While I think a registry is a ridiculous idea, I think it's just that... an idea that won't happen. I've never owned a gun, probably never will, but I can see why people would want them and I'm glad some people have them.
Haven't seen them around lately, not sure.93henfan wrote:Do the Clinton's still own it?89Hen wrote: I can do it online, no need to hide it. 3067 Whitehaven Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008
