07-02-2015, 01:51 PM
I don't agree with the ease with which guns can be purchased (at gun shows and such). That needs to change. AFTER...although I've never seen it applied to guns, what about thumb print technology? Only the registered owner's thumbprint enables the gun to be fired. If it's stolen? It won't work anyway. If little Johnny gets his hands on it, it won't work anyway. If you want to sell the gun (or give it away), you go through some proper channels and waiting periods and highly licensed gun dealers (reputable) have the top secret ability to change the thumb print to the new, registered owner.
Okay, it gets a little improbable towards the end there but I think the thumb print concept has some merit.
FU wouldn't easily be able to teach his grandchildren to shoot though. Gotta think about that.
One other point regarding stolen guns...most phones now have (I believe) a kill switch in them so if your phone is stolen, the phone can be disabled and therefore worthless. Cuts down on the motivation to steal the stupid things. Guns should have a remote disable feature. User...taking guns to the next tech level.
Okay, it gets a little improbable towards the end there but I think the thumb print concept has some merit.
FU wouldn't easily be able to teach his grandchildren to shoot though. Gotta think about that.
One other point regarding stolen guns...most phones now have (I believe) a kill switch in them so if your phone is stolen, the phone can be disabled and therefore worthless. Cuts down on the motivation to steal the stupid things. Guns should have a remote disable feature. User...taking guns to the next tech level.
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