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On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 10:23:24 -0500, I am Tosk
wrote: In article , says... On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:31:27 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message ... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost.... Why do you make such a connection? The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability. It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Whoosh. It's the unlicensed guys selling guns out of the trunks of their cars we're discussing here, Gene. We'll then, let's not call them unlicensed dealers. They are private citizens selling the occasional firearm. If they are anything else, they are unarrested felons...... Fact of the matter is, though, the numbers don't seem to suggest that this is a problem.... Well, justwaitafrekin'minute there ;)!! We have clearly established here in this group anyway that a criminal or a "felon" in your case is not a crim or a felon until tried and convicted... That is "settled science" if you know what I mean;) That attitude sets a precedent for a whole new approach to criminality and, let us not forget, terrorism. As one is not a criminal until tried and convicted, one cannot be a terrorist until the same events have occurred. That's very loogical. Therefore, the only terrorists are those who've been convicted. Carrying that loogic a step further, the folks who brought down the Twin Towers couldn't have been terrorists. They were never tried and convicted of same. It's no wonder the 'Bama administration doesn't want to use the word 'terrorist'. Except for those in jail, there's no such animal. Sounds loogical to me. |
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On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 20:08:05 -0500, Gene
wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message ... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost.... Why do you make such a connection? The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability. It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Besides, the gun shows are fun to attend. Lots of interesting stuff, even if one doesn't buy a gun. |
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On Jan 5, 1:19*pm, John H wrote:
On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 20:08:05 -0500, Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message om... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost..... Why do you make such a connection? *The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability. *It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. *Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... *inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Besides, the gun shows are fun to attend. Lots of interesting stuff, even if one doesn't buy a gun.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yessir. Tha's where most of my "cashe' '' came from. |
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On Jan 5, 10:23*am, I am Tosk wrote:
In article , says... On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:31:27 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message news:gem2k516udcrsral5tevv45150ioffpd0o@4ax. com... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost..... Why do you make such a connection? *The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability.. *It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. *Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks.. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... *inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Whoosh. It's the unlicensed guys selling guns out of the trunks of their cars we're discussing here, Gene. We'll then, let's not call them unlicensed dealers. They are private citizens selling the occasional firearm. If they are anything else, they are unarrested felons...... Fact of the matter is, though, the numbers don't seem to suggest that this is a problem.... Well, justwaitafrekin'minute there ;)!! We have clearly established here in this group anyway that a criminal or a "felon" in your case is not a crim or a felon until tried and convicted... That is "settled science" if you know what I mean;)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - It has nothing to do with "science". It has ALL to do with law. |
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On Jan 5, 2:18*pm, John H wrote:
On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 10:23:24 -0500, I am Tosk wrote: In article , says... On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:31:27 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message news:gem2k516udcrsral5tevv45150ioffpd0o@4ax. com... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost.... Why do you make such a connection? *The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability. *It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. *Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... *inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Whoosh. It's the unlicensed guys selling guns out of the trunks of their cars we're discussing here, Gene. We'll then, let's not call them unlicensed dealers. They are private citizens selling the occasional firearm. If they are anything else, they are unarrested felons...... Fact of the matter is, though, the numbers don't seem to suggest that this is a problem.... Well, justwaitafrekin'minute there ;)!! We have clearly established here in this group anyway that a criminal or a "felon" in your case is not a crim or a felon until tried and convicted... That is "settled science" if you know what I mean;) That attitude sets a precedent for a whole new approach to criminality and, let us not forget, terrorism. As one is not a criminal until tried and convicted, one cannot be a terrorist until the same events have occurred. That's very loogical. Therefore, the only terrorists are those who've been convicted. Carrying that loogic a step further, the folks who brought down the Twin Towers couldn't have been terrorists. They were never tried and convicted of same. It's no wonder the 'Bama administration doesn't want to use the word 'terrorist'. Except for those in jail, there's no such animal. Sounds loogical to me.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I take it you don't understand one tiny little bit about law. |
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On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 11:22:36 -0800 (PST), Tim
wrote: On Jan 5, 1:19*pm, John H wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 20:08:05 -0500, Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message om... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost.... Why do you make such a connection? *The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability. *It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. *Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... *inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Besides, the gun shows are fun to attend. Lots of interesting stuff, even if one doesn't buy a gun.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yessir. Tha's where most of my "cashe' '' came from. I didn't go to our last big one 'cause I knew I'd bring home a pistol I didn't need. Next year I'll give you a shout. Y'all can come out and see the sights and we'll go buy a bunch of illegal **** at the gun show. Then we'll tell jps! |
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On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 11:26:02 -0800 (PST), Loogypicker
wrote: On Jan 5, 2:18*pm, John H wrote: On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 10:23:24 -0500, I am Tosk wrote: In article , says... On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:31:27 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message news:gem2k516udcrsral5tevv45150ioffpd0o@4ax. com... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost.... Why do you make such a connection? *The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability. *It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. *Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... *inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Whoosh. It's the unlicensed guys selling guns out of the trunks of their cars we're discussing here, Gene. We'll then, let's not call them unlicensed dealers. They are private citizens selling the occasional firearm. If they are anything else, they are unarrested felons...... Fact of the matter is, though, the numbers don't seem to suggest that this is a problem.... Well, justwaitafrekin'minute there ;)!! We have clearly established here in this group anyway that a criminal or a "felon" in your case is not a crim or a felon until tried and convicted... That is "settled science" if you know what I mean;) That attitude sets a precedent for a whole new approach to criminality and, let us not forget, terrorism. As one is not a criminal until tried and convicted, one cannot be a terrorist until the same events have occurred. That's very loogical. Therefore, the only terrorists are those who've been convicted. Carrying that loogic a step further, the folks who brought down the Twin Towers couldn't have been terrorists. They were never tried and convicted of same. It's no wonder the 'Bama administration doesn't want to use the word 'terrorist'. Except for those in jail, there's no such animal. Sounds loogical to me.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I take it you don't understand one tiny little bit about law. Well, I've never been tried or convicted of anything, so I don't have your experience, I suppose. But, I do understand the Loogypicker legal loogic. |
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On Jan 5, 5:03*pm, John H wrote:
On Tue, 5 Jan 2010 11:22:36 -0800 (PST), Tim wrote: On Jan 5, 1:19*pm, John H wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 20:08:05 -0500, Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 08:52:52 -0500, Harry wrote: Gene wrote: On Mon, 04 Jan 2010 06:52:16 -0500, Harry wrote: Bill McKee wrote: "jps" wrote in message om... On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 14:25:57 -0500, Gene wrote: On Sun, 03 Jan 2010 01:07:49 -0800, jps wrote: I think not. Why do we let manufacturers flood the market with cheap weapons? DECATUR, Ga. -- A 4-year-old boy who was struck by a stray bullet while at church died Friday. The incident happened around midnight Friday during a New Year's Eve watch service at the Covington Drive Church Of God of Prophecy in Decatur. It was not immediately clear who fired the shot that came through the roof of the church and struck the child, who was identified as Marquel Peters. "It's hard. He was my only child. He was only 4. He was a smart little boy, he was so sweet," said his mother, Nathalee Peters. She said Friday night that she still can't believe it happened. "I heard a little sound like a 'pink.' I heard him scream a little bit, so I looked around to hand him the game and that's when I saw the blood," she said. "I tried to pick him up and then, he was losing consciousness and he was just breaking and going down. It was so hard." DeKalb County police said they thought at first that debris from the roof fell and hit Marquel. But the medical examiner found the bullet in the boy's head when he performed the autopsy. Nathalee Peters wants the person who fired the gun to turn himself in. "I want to say to the person responsible for this please come forward or whoever out there know something about who did this to my son, please come forward and say something. We need justice," she said. What sort of weapon was responsible for this? What did it cost..... Why do you make such a connection? *The vast availability of weapons, especially cheap ones, has flooded the market with availability.. *It sets the bar for being armed. One weapon doesn't make a differents. *Millions do. It surprises me you've taken such a short view but it seems your normal powers of logic get stymied when it comes to religious arguments. I have not seen cheap guns in years. Go to a gun show in Virginia. Plenty of working firearms for sale for $100 or less, and you can find individuals who will sell you one without bothering with the federal instant check. I'm gonna have to check that out! It's the gun show loophole. Plenty of unlicensed dealers roaming around who legally will sell you about anything you want, and many will not push even for ID. It's been documented many times. OK.... I've done some checking and found that this is just BS. First of all, dealers have to be Federally licensed. Period. If somebody is making something other than occasional sales of a firearm, they are guilty of a felony(ies). Private sales must be, by law, intrastate or a FFL dealer must be involved. The "Gun Show Loophole" is a weasel term created by a group of folks (probably the "Violence Policy Center") rabidly against guns. The only folks dealing guns without a license at gun shows are private gun owners and they are the only ones that have that option. There is no "loophole" nor has there ever been one. Virginia now requires that a state trooper be available at all gun shows to run background checks. His services are, however, voluntary. I might also reiterate that the term "unlicensed dealer" is nonsense.... My son is a law enforcement officer in Virginia and we discussed this at supper, tonight. He saw no more illegal guns in Virginia than NC, where pistol permits are required. He added that all Virginia sales of handguns through dealers are permitted and the permit is granted through the state's database. If you are trying a no-no and get creative filling out the paperwork, then you get a trip uptown and are charged with a *minimum* of two felonies and one misdemeanor.... more likely a minimum of three felonies. Bear in mind, this is a guy standing there waiting for the FFL dealer to hand him his gun and all he gets is carried out of the store in handcuffs. Finally, let's look at the scope of the "problem." The BJS filed a report "Firearms Use by Offenders" that found only 0.8%, that's 8 out of 1000.... *inmates procured their weapon at a gun show. I'm guessing this "loophole" crap is a red herring.... Besides, the gun shows are fun to attend. Lots of interesting stuff, even if one doesn't buy a gun.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Yessir. Tha's where most of my "cashe' '' came from. I didn't go to our last big one 'cause I knew I'd bring home a pistol I didn't need. Next year I'll give you a shout. Y'all can come out and see the sights and we'll go buy a bunch of illegal **** at the gun show. Then we'll tell jps! Eh, heck. We'll make up an "illegal dealers" stationary header, put it on a box and mail the stuff to him! (OH, and alert the Washington SP, FBI, BATF and USPS before it arrives) ?;^ Q |
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John H wrote:
Well, I've never been tried or convicted of anything, so I don't have your experience, I suppose. John Herring. Christian, right-wing racist. |
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