[JohnHuang2]

Tuesday, May 13, 2003

Quote of the Day by Pres Raygun

[kAcknor]

BANG!

[FirstTomato]

Maryland has some of the tightest gun control laws in the country but Baltimore is the murder capital of the USA. Wonder why? well, for starters, hardly anyone has guns but the criminals.

And about Bush and his stance for the continued ban: As mucn as I like Bush, he's a politician, and part of the governing elite, which includes folks of both main parties. And those folks have a hard time trusting us ordinary motals. They know we have rights, but don't want us to have them. They know we have a right to bear arms, but they are afraid of us. All of us. The government, any government is NOT our friend. Oh sure, we pretend it is, and vote, and root for our favorite guy, but governments can't be trusted. That's why our founding fathers enumerated our God given rights. And that's why politicians have tried to strip us of those rights ever since.

[Joe Brower]

[AFreeBird]

I'm a firm believer in proper gun control.

- Firm grip with both hands.
- Always aware of what is beyond the intended target.
- Never pointing it at anything you don't intend to shoot.
- Squeezing the trigger, not pulling it.

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

I wonder if the left, and certain treasonous members of government, are planning to make their big move next year.

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[Drammach]

President Clinton, who signed the 1994 assault weapon ban into law, complained in 1998 that gun manufacturers have been able to continue selling the banned guns simply by changing the guns' names or by making the necessary cosmetic changes.

...Presumably, the purpose of limiting a law to a set period is to test it and to see if it lives up to its promises. The bans have been in effect for almost a decade, but there is still no evidence that they produced any benefits. If anything, there might well have been some small harm.

And the "point" is, ....
THIS LAW DID NOT WORK.

If the gun grabbers want to "change" it, or make it stricter, or include "new" restrictions,....
Let them Introduce a NEW BILL, and Start Over.

The AW ban should be allowed to sunset, as it was a bad law, that did not achieve it's purpose.
Attempting to make the AW ban permanent is a blatant stab at using an existing law as a "foot in the door".
I believe this is the same tactic that was used in California, isn't it?

[Tailgunner Joe]

bang!