Firearms rally scheduled for Chambersburg's square
Perfect. 10-20-Life Criminals Sentenced to Florida's Prisons: The Justice Impact of Governor Bush's Initiative on Armed Felons ANNOTATION: The minimum-mandatory sentencing law entitled "10-20-Life " is examined. This legislative initiative requires a mandatory sentence of at least 10 years to be given to an offender that possesses a gun while committing a violent felony (e.g., robbery, rape (sexual battery), aggravated battery, kidnapping, drug trafficking, and/or murder). Sections of this report cover: background and methods; 10-20-Life felons admitted to prison; demographics of 10-20-Life felons; and crimes and sentencing of 10-20-Life felons. In the three years following the implementation of this law, violent crimes involving firearms decreased 24%. http://nicic.gov/L ibrary/017815 (38 min ago | post #3573)
Jewish groups push for action on gun control
That makes you even stupider then CTM. (1 hr ago | post #171)
The M16 (Assault Rifle) - Modern Marvels - History Channe...
http://www.youtube .com/watch?v=O7KrT 1Lnb20 (Monday | post #1)
Why Do People Want Conceled Carry ?
http://www.cnn.com /video/data/2.0/vi deo/crime/2013/05/ 16/customer-beaten -for-20-people-sta nd-and-watch.cnn.h tml (Monday | post #2)
Firearms rally scheduled for Chambersburg's square
Sham ,are you human ? Parents know one thing ,that their child will not have a chance to enjoy a future they should have been in. That is it. (Monday | post #3345)
Firearms rally scheduled for Chambersburg's square
Tell that to the parents of dead children that have been killed buy products " not designed to kill ". (Monday | post #3340)
How do we protect kids in school?
What is amazing is how far off the topic , you are. (Sunday | post #2975)
By Philip Hodges, May 14, 2013 Article origin Gregory Dean, Jr. was pulled over by a police officer in Upstate New York because his license plate lamp wasn't working. When the cop approached Dean's vehicle, he saw a .40-caliber pistol in the passenger seat, partially covered by a sweatshirt. The officer checked to make sure the handgun was legally registered and possessed by Dean, and in fact it was. Dean was a legal gun owner. However, upon closer inspection of the firearm, the officer found out that there were nine rounds in the gun's magazine. This is a violation of the incorrectly named New York SAFE Act, which places the maximum limit at seven rounds. So, Dean was no longer the innocent and law-abiding citizen that he thought he was (besides the minor license plate light infraction). He was subsequently charged with "unlawful possession of certain ammunition feeding devices" as well as "third-degree aggravated unlicensed operation" and arrested. He was an illegal and non-law-abiding gun owner after all. This in only one example showing how the New York SAFE Act and gun control in general targets otherwise law-abiding citizens. I don't count having a broken license plate lamp as breaking the law. That's a mere code violation. And yet, it makes more sense than the arbitrary limit placed on gun-owners to have no more than seven rounds in their gun magazines. Conservatives say this all the time, but it bears repeating: what criminal is going to care about the seven round rule? Once a criminal decides he's going to commit a mass murder, there's no amount of laws aiming to restrict his access to guns and/or ammo that would prevent him from carrying his murder mission out. He's not going to care if the law only allows seven rounds in his magazine. He'd probably prefer at least a thirty-round magazine, and he'd likely have several of them. And he's not going to care that semi-automatic rifles are banned either. He's a criminal. He doesn't care about the law. Now, if there were plenty of gun-owning citizens, like Mr. Dean above, they could dramatically reduce the number of victims of a potential mass murder by taking out the criminal. They would help to save lives, something that the SAFE Act is incapable of doing. In fact, if it was known that there were many gun-owners in that area and that gun ownership was legal or even encouraged, maybe the murderer would decide against his mission altogether. It would be more or less a suicide mission. Of course, maybe he'd just choose a gun-free zone to shoot up. Like a school or a movie theater. The only people who are going to be concerned with these laws are those that aren't criminals. And if they're found in violation of any of these gun codes, they're turned in to criminals by gun-grabbing politicians and arrested by police who are just "doing their job." Refer to the "Sandy Hook Index" for an archive collection of valuable material we have shown since the events at the Newtown Elementary School. Check out Gun/Murder Statistics: A set of tabulated and graphical data showing relationships between gun numbers and murders - categorized by alphabetical countries listing. Useful research material. Thought for the day -- "Isn't it strange that after a bombing, everyone blames the bomber ... but after a shooting, the problem is the Gun ! " Yours in Freedom, The Liberty Crew at JPFO Protecting you by creating solutions to destroy "gun control" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~ http://jpfo.org/ (Sunday May 19 | post #1)
IRS Dealings Became a 'Horror Story'
How is the tax code fair when billons of dollars in illegal drug profits go untaxed ? (Sunday May 19 | post #13)
How do we protect kids in school?
If ones focus is on gun control then you have dropped the ball on crime control. (Sunday May 19 | post #2959)
Anti Gun Control Speaker Forcefully Removed By NJ Police
http://www.youtube .com/watch?v=T-UCb wEZMk8 (Sunday May 19 | post #1)
Jon Stewart Blasts President: Obama Learns About Scandals...
http://www.youtube .com/watch?v=eDfmU K833hc (Sunday May 19 | post #1)
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