02-01-2013, 04:07 PM
So F.U., maybe this gets to the heart of an important issue.
If someone truly has too many guns to keep track of, isn't that a problem.
Again, though I'm not a gun owner, I have no problem with those that choose to have them. However, if someone tells me that they have too many to keep track of, then to me that's problematic, and doesn't represent responsible gun ownership.
Again, someone can own all the guns they want, but they are going to be criminally responsible if those guns end up committing crimes.
I think it's a great idea, and would certainly cut down on straw purchases and other illegal sales of firearms.
Again, if you report your weapon stolen, that's a different story, but of course the gun owner that seems to have problems with his weapons being stolen would eventually lose his right to legally purchase.
If someone truly has too many guns to keep track of, isn't that a problem.
Again, though I'm not a gun owner, I have no problem with those that choose to have them. However, if someone tells me that they have too many to keep track of, then to me that's problematic, and doesn't represent responsible gun ownership.
Again, someone can own all the guns they want, but they are going to be criminally responsible if those guns end up committing crimes.
I think it's a great idea, and would certainly cut down on straw purchases and other illegal sales of firearms.
Again, if you report your weapon stolen, that's a different story, but of course the gun owner that seems to have problems with his weapons being stolen would eventually lose his right to legally purchase.