Into the Night
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Any such law is unconstitutional.I'm saying that this was BEFORE various state gun laws. I agree that the "law" were a gun has to be unloaded and locked away is unnecessary in a household with sane, responsible parents. Bottom line: the "locked box" scenario really pertains to teenagers and potential theft, NOT little kids.
Kids steal cars and hurt people with them too. They steal matches and hurt people with them. Raise your kids properly, dumbass.The rest of your screed is misleading, as the mass shootings were committed by teens on up, who either legally purchased their weapons of choice or obtained them through illegal means. BIG FREAKING DIFFERENCE from some little kid grabbing Dad's loaded gun and accidentally shooting someone (which still happens occasionally in this country).
Unconstitutional. It is illegal to ban or limit any weapon.It's about time YOU acknowledge the FACTS that the weapons of choice for the majority of mass shootings in the last 25 years were those that were formally banned.
The favored guns used in mass shootings are pistols (typically .22 or 9mm semiautomatic).
Unconstitutional.Register guns like cars,
No such thing.and you lower criminal purchase...
Unconstitutional.couple this with renewing the 1994 AWB, and you change the dynamic regarding mass shootings.
If you want to get rid of 'mass shootings', shoot back.