Banning guns outright won't happen, but there are a lot of things that can be done to force gun owners, sellers and manufacturers to police themselves.
A few idea's I would support...
~ Mandatory background checks on ALL purchases or transfers of guns from one or more parties to the other regardless. Failure to do so revokes all involved parties rights to own any firearm and massive fines.
~ Mandatory taxes and insurance paid by ALL gun owners, sellers and manufaturers to cover ALL costs of ALL gun related accidents.
~ If you fail to safely secure your firearms and somebody gets injured or killed by them, you lose ALL firearm rights, with exceptions for certain circumstances.
~ To own firearms, it's mandatory to take a gun safety course and test every year for a fee (feedom isn't free - if it's good enough for vehicle operators, it's good enough for gun owners). Failuire to do so will result in fines. Failure to pay fines means you lose ALL rights to own firearms/additional fines/jail time.
~ If you commit any gun related crime, you get mandatory life in prison.
~ Institute an annual fee for each gun owned and base the cost on weapon grade.
Something HAS to be done. I've had a few close calls with death relating to guns. Guns are too big of a responsibility for too many people. If gun owners want to keep their hobby, they have to take full responsibilty.
It's such a stupid and obvious debate for such a big business scam to push product to have so many people acting stupid over a stupid fucking hobby.
I hate to say the obvious, but it's another prime example of big business over-stepping their boundries that will result in the collapse of our society, so that a bunch of fucking idiots can have a stupid fucking hobby. It's shameful that big business interests have polluted the US Constitution, just so they can create a scam to make big money. They knew exactly what they were doing when they amended it to not only protect their own business interests, but to protect the business interests of slave owners.
Slavery was legal longer in American history than the corporate spinsored and manufactured "right" to own a hunk of metal that shoots smaller hunks of metal.
Can't wait to see reactions from the wannabee amateur armchair Constitutional scholars to my post.
