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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsStautory warnings /images for gun buyers
each time you buy a gun or ammo ---
you should forced look at the face of a kid killed by gun and read aloud the story of kid.
and be forced to acknowledge that you are supporting an industry that enables killers of innocent children.
Acknowledgement should be recorded and stored online ( financed by a tax on the purchase)
edited ; changed guy to gun
Earth_First
(14,910 posts)It's reactionary and does nothing to present alternatives to gun-related violence.
CurtEastPoint
(18,641 posts)DJ13
(23,671 posts)Jackpine Radical
(45,274 posts)and given the right buyer, I might consider making myself available
srican69
(1,426 posts)but i needed that laugh .. I was really angry.
nick of time
(651 posts)Shame on you, your proposal does nothing to help with the national debate.
srican69
(1,426 posts)so why not for guns?
nick of time
(651 posts)I repeat, nothing but flamebait. My bad, I mistook you for someone else.
Besides, why should I, as an honest gun owner/buyer, have to look at and read about a child when I had nothing to do with that child's injury/death?
srican69
(1,426 posts)about it.
All I am asking that supporters of this evil industry be made aware of their actions at the point of purchase.
nick of time
(651 posts)It's a misaction of the purpose.
And I'm done with you.
bongbong
(5,436 posts)The only mention in the Constitution of weapons is in the 2nd Amendment, which is about state militias, not guns.
nick of time
(651 posts)bongbong
(5,436 posts)nick of time
(651 posts)Pres. Obama disagrees with you. I stated my point upthread.
bongbong
(5,436 posts)As the Delicate Flowers LOVE to say.
nick of time
(651 posts)This
April 16, 2008, Democratic Primary Debate, National Constitution Center in Philadelphia
I hope this is what you were asking me to prove.
Have a good day.
btw, I'm not one of your "delicate flowers", I view firearms as nothing more than a tool, I rarely use mine except for pest control or target shooting, I don't have a CCW, I don't go walking down the street with a gun on, my AR-15 stays in the safe unless there's a wily coyote raiding my chickens or ducks.
If I do target shoot, it's with my trusty pump action .22lr rifle.
bongbong
(5,436 posts)> my AR-15 stays in the safe unless there's a wily coyote
you need a pseudo machine gun to get coyotes?
Well-regulated you are not!
nick of time
(651 posts)I got it for $300.00. It's the perfect caliber for coyote control and pest control.
It's easy to handle, lightweight, easy to keep on target.
BTW, I don't own any hi cap mags for it, my largest mag is 10 rounds which is all I need for ridding those rascally coyotes.
OneTenthofOnePercent
(6,268 posts)Barack H Obama II (16 JAN 2013)
Constitutional Scholar, 44th President of the United States of America
bongbong
(5,436 posts)I wonder if you realize he makes statements with politics in mind.
Yes, really!
Oh, and BTW, nothing he said contradicts anything I said. He just left out his thoughts on the "well-regulated" and "militia" parts of the 2nd Amendment for political expediency.
Did I mention he's a politician?
OldEurope
(1,273 posts)Like in buyig cigarettes there should be a mandatory warning when buying amunition. And make it really abhorrent. Dead children.
RC
(25,592 posts)That might have an effect.
Gun safety is an oxymoron.
Nuclear Unicorn
(19,497 posts)And just as effective, I'm sure.
Mojorabbit
(16,020 posts)NewHere112233
(11 posts)Maybe it would only help strengthen the idea that they are purchasing the gun to protect their family, their children, from suffering such an awful outcome should their home be broken into by criminals and their children suffer the same horrible fate, and they could not prevent it?
cherokeeprogressive
(24,853 posts)bongbong
(5,436 posts)Remember that Delicate Flowers buy guns because they're scared. Real scared. Viewing these pictures would scare them even more (if you can imagine that), and they would buy more Preciouses "to keep safer!"
SpartanDem
(4,533 posts)galileoreloaded
(2,571 posts)their rational judgement. Oh wait. Nevermind.
cthulu2016
(10,960 posts)stories about kids who weren't aborted and look at pictures of her fetus...
Who could object to running a nation like a Cambodian reeducation camp?
Nobody should be "forced to look at" things and be forced to sign an acknowledgment that they believe things they don't believe.
This sort of totalitarian power fantasy should be left to the RW.
NCTraveler
(30,481 posts)Turbineguy
(37,322 posts)women have to endure from anti-abortion protestors outside clinics?