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Feinstein's Assault weapons ban dropped from gun bill
#11
SDGuy wrote:

These measures include bills to strengthen federal penalties for trafficking and straw purchases, improve school safety and require background checks for nearly every firearm purchase."

Glad that made it in, but what does "nearly" mean - sounds like there are still some exceptions....

I think that's, at most, all that will make it past the House - and like you said with the "nearly", it's likely to be watered down; that is, if any gun regulation bill can get by the House. What the Senate passes is almost irrelevant other than providing some push for the House to pass at least a fig leaf of a bill.
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#12
Mac-A-Matic wrote:
I'm pleased that these ridiculous efforts are thwarted.

Translated that means "Let the killing continue", nice.
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#13
Spock wrote:
[quote=Mac-A-Matic]
I'm pleased that these ridiculous efforts are thwarted.

Translated that means "Let the killing continue", nice.
Translated by you.

Nice indeed.
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#14
We'll dedicate the next gun massacre to you, Bill.
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#15
What a terrible thing to say SG.
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#16
Basically the thinking is: "I don't see why I should have to sacrifice what I want based on the brutal deaths of people I don't know." That's a perfectly legal and legitimate concern. It's just not moral.
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#17
swampy wrote:
What a terrible thing to say SG.

For a change I agree with you Swampy.
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#18
swampy wrote:
What a terrible thing to say SG.

Get off your high-horse, swampy.

http://forums.macresource.com/read.php?2...sg-1495188
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#19
Grateful11 wrote:
[quote=swampy]
What a terrible thing to say SG.

For a change I agree with you Swampy.
The fact that there WILL be a gun massacre should be the thing that upsets you, not that Steve G made a response to billb which reflected almost precisely the way billb's posts usually go.
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