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Bram wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 4:00 pm Illinois has a FOID, required to buy a firearm or ammunition.

Where do the guns in Illinois come from?

Ronald RayGun wrote: ↑Tue Jul 05, 2022 1:36 am Hispanic.

Italian

It’s the gun cult (ure). That’s the thing that wasn’t around before. The AR15s are just an inevitable end point in the cult train.

Happy 4th, dead people in Illinois killed by another young white male.

Brilliant men often have brilliant moms, yes? Some assume that no woman's voice is heard in it. No doubt more than a few of those Torah writers were momma’s boys (how you never write, Abel?) but there’s a big difference between actually driving and nagging from the back seat. Most modern science ha...

Spent years trying to figure out a Biblical basis for a ban on abortion. The Catholic Church went back and forth on this for centuries, permitting it before movement could be felt, or not, until one of the Pope Innocents put a stop to it. There's no clear biblical info on this apart from how. In th...

The job market screams find another position if this one doesn’t suit, due to the boss or other.

Sorry that your boss is being a jerk. Genes advice is good, the boss does have a hard job. Help him to help you?

Grandpa's Spells wrote: ↑Tue Jun 28, 2022 3:57 pm LOL never respond to a successful parody account unless you love getting owed.

Lol

Hola comrade!

The Google translator says the video is “ Barefoot in the sun - And the doge walks through the dark streets”

Let’s hear it for the doge

What are the numbers for children children dead by gun shot each year?

Bram wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 4:00 pm Are you suggesting that one goal of Smart Gun technology is to disarm peons in the presence of Police officers? So that police are safe in close proximity to armed peons?

No, I am suggesting cops don’t want to be shot with their own gun.

Nafod you’re mixing two different questions together: at what point should abortion be illegal and who should make the laws. The western norm seems to be illegal at 12-16 weeks and that the laws should be made by legislatures. What are your views? Please be specific because public opinions on the l...

Colt as well as Smith & Wesson dipped their toes into the smart gun market decades ago, but both faced damaging boycotts from gun rights activists. In Smith & Wesson’s case, the pushback – led by the NRA – was bad enough that it resulted in 125 layoffs. Obama pushed hard on smart gun develo...

Based on what I've read: * 75% of women seeking an abortion are low income * 50% of them are below the poverty line * 59% of them already have at least one kid * women carrying an unwanted pregnancy to term are 4x more likely to end up below the poverty line * legalized abortion is estimated to hav...

I guess they could have let nature take its course for months until the inevitable miscarriage or stillbirth. Instead they terminated them either through a procedure or by artificially inducing labor. Abortions. It was an extraordinarily tough set of conversations with the doctor for each. The idea...

There is a definite need for smart gun technology for police. j-cubed wrote: ↑Fri Jun 24, 2022 3:41 pm A. - Neither the NRA nor the NSSF have blocked any smart gun technology or development. Their position is that they don't oppose the technology or the idea, they oppose a mandate to using it. Beli...

If a child can be born at roughly 21 weeks and still live, are they a person or a "fetus"? Those are good questions, but from a constitutional perspective, From a body of law perspective, I don’t think a fetus has rights. I do think that a woman does. I understand the idea of competing in...

By that logic the Ninth Amendment means one can be arrested or jailed. The courts have never held that people can't be detained or deported or imprisoned. No one, even Roe supporters, says that. So the argument that someone doesn’t have autonomy over their own body, to the extent that they can’t ma...

Are you arguing the fetus is a person?

Every state had laws restricting abortion when Roe was handed down. In 1972 the Court invented a new right without basis in either the Constitution, precedent, or common law. The bill of rights says “the enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage...

Banning abortion is wildly unpopular (80% wanted to keep Roe v Wade in place) yet here we are. Similarly on some other topics. A normal political party that wanted to stay in power would normally, naturally evolve to represent the people In order to stay in power, or would get voted out. I get the s...

Gene wrote: ↑Fri Jun 24, 2022 6:51 pm So they saw a problem and corrected it? That's a good thing.

They hid it, not corrected it.

Off to drink beer. Cheers!

Guns are unsafe. Allowing torts would lead gun manufacturers to adopt precautionary marketing practices, safer designs, and more supervised sales regimes. Not put them out of business, just steer them to making and selling a product that does less damage to the citizenry. Gun violence costs us bill...

And for how many other products? Cars, lighters, knives, computers, all kinds of things can be used to do harm. It’s already in place for all of those products. Guns have a special law protecting participants from all kinds of liability that apply to no other device. The Protection of Lawful Commer...

If we removed the artificial block on liability, the market would take care of a lot of this. How? I get some people want the firearm manufacturers to fail. But no one has explained how bankrupting gun businesses will actually stop any mass shootings or active shootings today or within the next cou...

If we removed the artificial block on liability, the market would take care of a lot of this.