[ SECRET POST #2759 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2759 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

We do have background checks. You can't just walk into a gun store (at least in the US) and walk back out with a gun without filling out a (I think it's four pages) federal form first. Last time I bought a gun, I think it took about a half hour for the background check to come back.

And once I've passed that background check? It's none of the government's damn business how many of what kind of gun I have.

[(Anonymous)]

Ok. And I don't agree with that. I'm not going to change my mind so we'll just have to agree to disagree there.

[(Anonymous)]

Also disagree. You should be registered. Anyone with a firearm should be registered by the gov't, down to how many guns and what kind. Frankly, I think it's more invasive to non-gun owners that gun owners aren't registered, than the alternative.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh well. It's none of your business. Or the government's. How in the world is it invasive to you if I own a gun?

Let me guess, you'd wet your pants if I open-carried a handgun on my hip into the grocery store. But at least you'd know I have it!

[(Anonymous)]

OP here: I love guns. I think they're awesome and as long as you know what you're doing I don't care if you carry one openly. But I still think you should be registered.

[(Anonymous)]

*I* am registered, because I have a concealed carry permit; so does my husband. So maybe that will make you feel better.

How many of what type of guns I have is none of anyone's business but mine.

[(Anonymous)]

I really do think we'll have to agree to disagree on this.

[(Anonymous)]

It's invasive to me because guns kill people. Yes, even legally bought guns by people with no previous criminal record. You want to have something specifically designed for the purpose of killing, damn straight you should be registered.

It is my business if I'm walking by someone carrying a gun, or visiting someone who has a gun, or even existing near someone who has a gun.

Why you don't want to be registered is the real mystery here. Being registered doesn't take anything away from you - but does make you more accountable.

[(Anonymous)]

It is the fundamental duty of government to protect its citizens, and they are more at risk from individuals' weapons than they are from terrorism or invasion.

People like you scare the bejeesus out of me. You don't give a shit about other people, only "mah gunz is sacred".