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What are the penalties for owners of guns who have them stolen and used in crimes. For example if the mother of the scumbag in Conneticut had lived would she be facing any charges? It seems all the guns this guy had were legally purchased by his mother. The problem was she didnt have them unaccesible to her son. I fail to see where mental helth checks on him would have kept those guns out of his hands. I dont know what the answer is to stop these shootings but I think we all can agree something has to change.

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It varies state to state but in most cases if someone gains access to your guns you can be charged for it.

 

 

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Supposed to have the some of the "toughest" gun-control measures in the country (and right in our fearless leader's back yard, no less), yet...

Chicago reaches 500 homicides with fatal shooting

 

..CHICAGO (AP) — Chicago has logged its 500th homicide of 2012.

The last time the city reached the 500-homicide mark was in 2008, when the year ended with 512 killings. Last year, city records show Chicago had 435 homicides.

On Thursday, officials with the Chicago Police Department said the city was one homicide away from the 500 mark. Hours later, a 40-year-old man was fatally shot in the Austin neighborhood on the city's West Side. Police say Nathaniel Jackson was found on the sidewalk outside a convenience store with a gunshot wound to the head late Thursday.

The Cook County Medical Examiner's Office says Jackson was pronounced dead at Stroger Hospital early Friday.

Jackson's death remains under investigation. No arrests have been made.

 

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I carry a gun! Ho Ho Ho! I'm a man!

That's all what it is about.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

 

You are so far out of touch with reality it's not even funny. Starting to actually feel a little sorry for you after reading your beliefs in this thread. It's mind blowing that someone can express opinion/belief such as yours.

 

Most people that carry a gun do not want people to know they have it. That's what conceal carry is about. You can walk by 50 people with a gun and you won't efven know it. It's not what you see on tv, there are not people marching around with weapons drawn pointing up in the air discharging rounds.

Take a break from tv/news misinformation and snap into reality for a little bit, you can learn something.

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Just to remind everyone. Be nice. Having discussion is good, but if it gets out of hand........ the thread will get locked.

 

So everyone keep their cool and think twice about what you might post.

 

 

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Taking away my rights to save one child isn't ok. That's just garbage. Gun owners have already made concessions to the anti's for years and we know them as gun laws. And tons of them exist. Maybe we should enforce the laws that already exist....

High capacity mags don't kill people.

Inanimate objects like guns don’t kill people.

Last time I looked... people killed people.

Shame some can't see the difference. Truly.

Take away our right to firearms and your right to free speech may be next.... As I read earlier in this thread, the amendments were not written in stone. I'd be cautious about giving up any rights... no matter how much you may not like it.

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Hey doug_scott;

 

I would give you more support than just by "liking" your posts.

But it would result in coarse language and not benefit the argument.

 

Be assured that you're the only one who makes 100% sense...common sense if you like.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

 

 

 

I would disagree with you. Common sense it is not... looks more like a lack of understanding.

 

Just my opinion.

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You are so far out of touch with reality it's not even funny. Starting to actually feel a little sorry for you after reading your beliefs in this thread. It's mind blowing that someone can express opinion/belief such as yours...

...Take a break from tv/news misinformation and snap into reality for a little bit, you can learn something...

 

 

That's all you can come up with?

No wonder that you need to carry a gun (concealed of course) and even make it your profession.

 

so long

j-ten-ner

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Don't say that j10. This man protects you for a living. Whether you agree with him or not is one thing, but LEO's deserve respect for their job, not disdain.

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