magnifier661
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Like I've said on previous posts; I don't think we should take away guns from the responsible gun handlers. What I do think is that there needs to be a tighter registration process.
Just because a person is fucking bat shit crazy, doesn't mean that person can get into a car and drive into a very busy shopping area or park; killing a lot of innocent people. The difference is, if someone driving the car with someone else's car; the person registered is responsible if that person doesn't have insurance.
My proposal:
1.) All registration of any firearms must go through a gun safety training course (I believe this is already a current policy; but being a government funded agency). The only difference is training on keeping your gun always locked up in a safe.
2.) If a gun isn't reported stolen and is used in any criminal act; the person owning a gun is just as responsible of the crime.
3.) There should be a yearly registration of every gun registered to an individual. There will be a license fee; just like vehicles which will cover the government training course and any other government related funding needed to enforce the gun law.
4.) Every 4 years, every gun owner must re-train at a gun safety course.
It seems a little over the top; but I think individuals that want to own guns would pay fees to keep those guns. Also, the strict punishment for those that allow for their weapons to be used because they forgot to lock the weapon up; may have more responsible gun owners.
Just because a person is fucking bat shit crazy, doesn't mean that person can get into a car and drive into a very busy shopping area or park; killing a lot of innocent people. The difference is, if someone driving the car with someone else's car; the person registered is responsible if that person doesn't have insurance.
My proposal:
1.) All registration of any firearms must go through a gun safety training course (I believe this is already a current policy; but being a government funded agency). The only difference is training on keeping your gun always locked up in a safe.
2.) If a gun isn't reported stolen and is used in any criminal act; the person owning a gun is just as responsible of the crime.
3.) There should be a yearly registration of every gun registered to an individual. There will be a license fee; just like vehicles which will cover the government training course and any other government related funding needed to enforce the gun law.
4.) Every 4 years, every gun owner must re-train at a gun safety course.
It seems a little over the top; but I think individuals that want to own guns would pay fees to keep those guns. Also, the strict punishment for those that allow for their weapons to be used because they forgot to lock the weapon up; may have more responsible gun owners.
