Senate gives final approval to gun control bill
Legislation goes to O'Malley for signature
April 04, 2013|By Erin Cox, The Baltimore Sun

The Maryland Senate gave final approval to Gov. Martin O'Malley's
sweeping gun control bill Thursday night, sending the legislation to the
governor for his promised signature.

O'Malley said in a statement that the bill strikes "a balance between
protecting the safety of law enforcement and our children, and
respecting the traditions of hunters and law-abiding citizens to
purchase handguns for self-protection."

The legislation bans the sale of assault-style weapons, requires
fingerprints and a license to buy a handgun, and limits magazines to 10
bullets, among other provisions, giving Maryland one of the strictest
gun laws in the nation.

The Senate voted 28-19 Thursday to accept House amendments to the
legislation, which also requires gun owners to report lost or stolen
firearms to police, empowers state police to audit gun dealers and bars
more people with mental illnesses from buying guns.

The bill, introduced by O'Malley, contains some of the most far-reaching
changes any state has approved in the aftermath of the December shooting
deaths of 20 schoolchildren and six educators in Newtown, Conn.

The bill would also increase the amount of information about people with
mental illnesses sent to a national database for background checks, as
well as bar gun ownership for people convicted of certain violent crimes
but given probation before judgment.

Gun control advocates, Democrats who supported the measure and O'Malley
have called the provision to license the sale of handguns the most
effective way to curb the flow of guns to criminals. Giving fingerprints
to state police, they said, creates a deterrent to "straw purchasers"
who would otherwise buy a gun on behalf of someone disqualified from
doing so.

"This bill will do something very important. This bill will save lives,"
said Sen. Brian Frosh, a Montgomery County Democrat who shepherded the
bill through his chamber. "It will stop criminals from getting guns."

For full text:

http://tinyurl.com/cjke7rk

On 4/5/2013 9:09 AM, F.O.A.D. wrote:
"It will stop criminals from getting guns."

How's that gonna work?

On Fri, 05 Apr 2013 09:09:52 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

Senate gives final approval to gun control bill
Legislation goes to O'Malley for signature
April 04, 2013|By Erin Cox, The Baltimore Sun

Not one aspect of which would have prevented the Newtown massacre.

How will it prevent criminals from getting guns? Do you think criminals go through the legal hoops
to get guns?


Salmonbait

--
'Name-calling' - the liberals' last stand.

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says...

On Fri, 05 Apr 2013 09:09:52 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

Senate gives final approval to gun control bill
Legislation goes to O'Malley for signature
April 04, 2013|By Erin Cox, The Baltimore Sun

Not one aspect of which would have prevented the Newtown massacre.

How do you know this?

How will it prevent criminals from getting guns? Do you think criminals go through the legal hoops
to get guns?

Well, you are right there, seeing how almost all guns used in crimes are
either stolen or "borrowed" from legal owners. If there were none, then
those crimes wouldn't happen, would they?


Salmonbait

In article , says...

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says...

On Fri, 05 Apr 2013 09:09:52 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

Senate gives final approval to gun control bill
Legislation goes to O'Malley for signature
April 04, 2013|By Erin Cox, The Baltimore Sun

Not one aspect of which would have prevented the Newtown massacre.

How do you know this?

It does not to remove discretion from prosceutors to actually enforce the firearms laws that
were already on the books. All the laws do is make it harder for law abiding citizes to
obtain, posses and transfer firearms to other law abiding citizens.

How will it prevent criminals from getting guns? Do you think criminals go through the legal hoops
to get guns?

Well, you are right there, seeing how almost all guns used in crimes are
either stolen or "borrowed" from legal owners. If there were none, then
those crimes wouldn't happen, would they?

When they get the national registration implemented they will have the information to
confiscate the firearms, the question is will they have the will?



Salmonbait

On Fri, 5 Apr 2013 20:46:38 -0400, BAR wrote:

In article , says...

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says...

On Fri, 05 Apr 2013 09:09:52 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:

Senate gives final approval to gun control bill
Legislation goes to O'Malley for signature
April 04, 2013|By Erin Cox, The Baltimore Sun

Not one aspect of which would have prevented the Newtown massacre.

How do you know this?

It does not to remove discretion from prosceutors to actually enforce the firearms laws that
were already on the books. All the laws do is make it harder for law abiding citizes to
obtain, posses and transfer firearms to other law abiding citizens.

No you're just full of ignorant ****.


How will it prevent criminals from getting guns? Do you think criminals go through the legal hoops
to get guns?

Well, you are right there, seeing how almost all guns used in crimes are
either stolen or "borrowed" from legal owners. If there were none, then
those crimes wouldn't happen, would they?

When they get the national registration implemented they will have the information to
confiscate the firearms, the question is will they have the will?


Yeah that stupid government. It's smart enough to implement a national
background check (no, not registration), and then can't figure out how
to confiscate the guns. You're incredibly stupid and gullible.

On Friday, April 5, 2013 8:09:52 AM UTC-5, F.O.A.D. wrote:
Senate gives final approval to gun control bill

Legislation goes to O'Malley for signature

April 04, 2013|By Erin Cox, The Baltimore Sun



The Maryland Senate gave final approval to Gov. Martin O'Malley's

sweeping gun control bill Thursday night, sending the legislation to the

governor for his promised signature.



O'Malley said in a statement that the bill strikes "a balance between

protecting the safety of law enforcement and our children, and

respecting the traditions of hunters and law-abiding citizens to

purchase handguns for self-protection."



The legislation bans the sale of assault-style weapons, requires

fingerprints and a license to buy a handgun, and limits magazines to 10

bullets, among other provisions, giving Maryland one of the strictest

gun laws in the nation.



The Senate voted 28-19 Thursday to accept House amendments to the

legislation, which also requires gun owners to report lost or stolen

firearms to police, empowers state police to audit gun dealers and bars

more people with mental illnesses from buying guns.



The bill, introduced by O'Malley, contains some of the most far-reaching

changes any state has approved in the aftermath of the December shooting

deaths of 20 schoolchildren and six educators in Newtown, Conn.



The bill would also increase the amount of information about people with

mental illnesses sent to a national database for background checks, as

well as bar gun ownership for people convicted of certain violent crimes

but given probation before judgment.



Gun control advocates, Democrats who supported the measure and O'Malley

have called the provision to license the sale of handguns the most

effective way to curb the flow of guns to criminals. Giving fingerprints

to state police, they said, creates a deterrent to "straw purchasers"

who would otherwise buy a gun on behalf of someone disqualified from

doing so.



"This bill will do something very important. This bill will save lives,"

said Sen. Brian Frosh, a Montgomery County Democrat who shepherded the

bill through his chamber. "It will stop criminals from getting guns."



For full text:



http://tinyurl.com/cjke7rk

Hey Krausie, jus'wondering. In all your getting about with presidents, kings, queens and movie stars, have any of them told you that they thought you were a ****ing liar?