Bipartisan Senate group proposes ‘no fly, no buy’ gun measure

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(12-26-2018, 02:52 AM)Classic-Xer Wrote: Dude, my deer rifle could harm you as much if not more than an AR-15.To be safe, you'd be best to move towards the elimination of all legal firearms.  As I've told you before, I don't want a blue in charge of anything that's relevant to me or viewed as important. I think its best if the blues stick with the blues and continue listening to blues and continue following the views of blues and the blue elite should stick to making decisions for clueless blues and pleasing clueless blues like they're pretty much stuck with doing now and the foreseeable future.

I can buy a car or a home with a credit card. It would be silly to do so but its doable. BTW, my view of Americans was broad enough to attract enough American support from American based posters to change a large forum from a greenish blue to American purple within a years time.

I don't commit burglaries or rapes, so I am unlikely to face a deer rifle pointed angrily at me. The people who own those expensive and accurate firearms are usually well-off enough that they would never use them in armed robberies. Those are valuable, highly-marketable firearms that sport hunters cherish. Even without guns as a deterrent, family dogs are good cause to avoid committing crime. Four Dobermans might as well be one tiger if one breaks into a family home that those dogs can transform into a jungle as deadly as the Sundarbans, a mangrove swamp that has man-eating tigers. Those dogs are usually well behaved, but they will kill to protect loved ones.

I have no desire to outlaw all firearms. If I had my way people would be obliged to show why they need a gun before they could get one -- and a hunting license would effectively be a gun license.

Buying a house or a car with a credit card? I do not know the law of your state. In Michigan there are many ways to buy a car, but none by credit card (state law). A house? It is usually done with a cashier's check.