[marktwain]

The elephant in the room. All these fees and requirements are unconstitutional infringements.

[puppypusher]

Can poor people be trusted with guns?

They’re probably more trustworthy the Federal or State Agents.

[mountainlion]

A poor person can be trusted more with a gun than a rich person can be trusted in government.

[RoosterRedux]

If you've got a gun and a wee bit of ammo...you are rich.

Well, at least you'll be able to feed your family when the SHTF.

The inside the beltway crowd, metro NYC, and LA will be dead in a week.

[mylife]

Don’t forget Old Folks on fixed incomes.

[driftdiver]

The one good thing coming out of this is they are finally being honest about their true goal. Never again can they deny they seek to ban all firearms.

[svcw]

What a stupid question - to the headline.

[freedomfiter2]

The bankers and the politicians who have proven that they are not to be trusted with the economy are opposed to poor people having guns.

[cripplecreek]

Considering the fact that poor people by and large live in high crime areas, I would say they need guns.

[andyk]

pfl. I was just thinking this morning how odd it is that libs flip out at the idea of showing an ID to vote, but it seems perfectly normal to them to require us to show an ID to exercise our inalienable right to life.

[BitWielder1]

Once again I can't help notice how the libs have such complete contempt for the people they claim to speak for.

[familyop]

Some people can also afford to appeal in lawsuits, have records expunged, etc. Remember that much of the remaining middle class will probably fall from the economy before long, too (lacking enough manufacturing for revenues to support anywhere near so much debt). Since the ‘90s, we’ve seen quite a few incremental steps toward effectively shutting down Second Amendment rights for all—one group at a time.

[familyop]

On Republicans, watch the compromises ahead.

[familyop]

Another point: look at the incomes of the families of Holmes and Lanza.

[eyeamok]

Let’s not forget that at the same time, they are doing everything in their power to make sure All of US become Poor.

[publius911]

Can poor people be trusted with guns?

Sure.
But only if a) the Second Amendment isn't illegally deleted and b)The "stand your ground" and the "Castle Doctrine" become universal and immune to challenge.

[CottShop]

better yet, can only the rich elite and official government run military be trusted with guns when noone else can own them? Let’s count the countries where just such scenarios played out

[Pfesser]

I went to Wall-mart today to buy bullets. They had none so I went to a well known
, high priced, gun store. I stood in line over an hour and still got no bullets.
What is going on?

[Real Cynic No More]

I seem to recall the USSC voided inexpensive poll taxes as infringing on the right to vote. Could they strike down these expensive costs as infringing on 2nd Amendment rights as well?

[Eye of Unk]

Sounds like some newsy is trying to hunt down some gimmicky trend topic for the Fox talking heads today, I hate it when MSM morons come to forums asking stupid nonsensical questions.

[1010RD]

The armed poor are criminals.