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bossy22

(3,547 posts)
12. I have no issue with education as well
Sat Jan 18, 2014, 10:00 PM
Jan 2014

the problem is that people pushing mandatory education requirements are doing so not primarily to ensure trained gun owners, but to discourage gun ownership- essentially make it harder. If education is really the main goal i support a national gun safety certificate that can be attained through taking a test. Anybody at any time could take this test and no classes would be necessary- since many people learn gun safety without the need of a $200 course. I think such a program should be modeled after HIPAA training in most major health centers

I think your gun in your pants going off in a public place should upaloopa Jan 2014 #1
There is a difference bossy22 Jan 2014 #9
Punishing stupid acts after the fact is one thing SkatmanRoth Jan 2014 #2
S'why I support a nationwide FOID card. sir pball Jan 2014 #8
I disagree a little bossy22 Jan 2014 #10
I fail to see what the problem is with education SkatmanRoth Jan 2014 #11
I have no issue with education as well bossy22 Jan 2014 #12
Who will write the test, and control it? oneshooter Jan 2014 #13
How do you enforce "nasty penalties for negligence" without gun registration? Starboard Tack Jan 2014 #14
easy gejohnston Jan 2014 #15
It sounds like a good law to me. Straw Man Jan 2014 #3
Seems a no brainer... sarisataka Jan 2014 #4
I agree Duckhunter935 Jan 2014 #5
OK by me. Eleanors38 Jan 2014 #6
unless I missed something, gejohnston Jan 2014 #7
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