HisArpy
Loose canon extraordinair
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1.)
#1 and #5 would have prevented the Florida shooting. He was 18 and he had an AR-15 Rifle.
#4 may have, too, since he was a dumb shit with no money and getting liability insurance would probably have been beyond his brainpower. But maybe not.
* Must be 21 to purchase/posses any kind of firearm.
* 7 day waiting period on all firearms.
* No private sales.
*Must carry liability insurance.
* Nothing beyond a handgun.
* Gun purchase limit.
2.) How does any of this erode the rights of law abiding citizens?
So the kid who shot up Sandy Hook shoulda waited until he was 21 before he murdered his mother and stole the guns? 'Cuz, not being 21 and all, he might have been breaking the law to have them gunz.
Waiting periods don't work. There have been studies done on this. There's also a case in California in the works on just this issue. The trial data was interesting in what it DIDN'T show - namely that waiting periods don't stop criminal use of firearms.
Why can't I sell my property when I want to sell it to whoever has the money to buy it?
Liability insurance doesn't stop accidents, it only compensates AFTER the damage is done.
So I have to give up my matchlocks and flintlocks? And my shotguns?
Limits? How many? One? Two? What if I'm a licensed collector? Museums? Do your limits apply to spouses together, or can they both have up to the limit at the same time in the same household?