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Reforming gun laws
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Mark A. Taff
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You should have to prove you are a resident of that state. You should have to pass a written exam on the basic mechanics and safety procedures for guns. You should have to pass a skills test, possibly with a minimum number of hours spent training with a professional. The firearm should have to be registered with the state, just like we register our cars. And since cars have to be inspected every year, it should be acceptable that gun owners also undergo inspection every so often (e.g., prove the number of firearms they own, show that each one is operating as it should be and hasn't been illegally modified). |
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shootergdv
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Nothing about cars in the Constitution. No right to own and drive !
No tests for voting(that was tried and deemed unconstitutional- see poll tax)
Rights are rights - get over it. |
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