"What are you talking about ? I 've been down this road before . I do n't think that gun control is the most important issue in the world but I do intend to own one as soon as I move out of NY in hopefully a year or 2 . I totally agree that people should be free to own guns , as they are . I also have no problems with states making it mandatory for gun owners to have permits , which some states do . I 'm not an extremist . I plan to teach my kids how to properly use guns , much to my wife 's protest . And I 'll probably own more than one , at least one in my bedroom and one in my car . What I do n't get is the what seems to me like an overwhelming fear of `` what if `` from both sides . The pro-gun camp fears that any gun regulation policies , something as simple as a county registration , will inevitably lead to policies that ban all guns . And the anti-gun crowd fears that if people can own guns at all , then gun-toting bandits will jump out of every alley and start popping people randomly . So its a case of total gun freedom vs total `` gunlessness `` . I 'm not convinced that either of these `` what-if `` scenarios will occur . After all , as it is presently , gun crimes still occur , people have their rights to own guns revoked on a case by case basis , and dying of gun shots is actually very rare . I believe a balance can be found . And as for supporting the constitution , this issue is actually about supporting an ammendment to the constitution . If the constitution was so holy and inerrant , why did it need to be ammendments ? I 'm not the one that was so dissatisfied with the document that I had to ammend it anyway . And the insinuations and inuendos you say I made ( not actually saying what they were ) , the rest of your pro-gun team confirmed my observations , just as you did now . Thanks ."
"So you plan to move out of N.Y.in a year or two , and own a gun ? why not now ? N.Y.laws are sticker than most , but not all.You want to teach your kids to shoot ? Better do it now , later on it will probably be harder . Well if you do n't think that gun control is the most important issue in the world and you totally agree that people should be able to own guns , but yet you have no problems with states making it mandatory for gun owners to have permits , thats almost a contradiction of terms for someone that says their pro gun . I may be wrong but is anyone saying or implying total gun freedom ? What we are saying is , to many laws on it no more . 35-40 years ago we did n't have all this B.S.about it , you wanted a gun you went and got one ( in other words very readily available ) Walk down the street with one and you did n't have a S.W.A.T.team on you . We have seen to many gun rights taken so yeah every time a new policy or amendment comes along we are antsy about it . So if you support every amendment made to the constitution pertaining to guns , than I submit your not to interested in owning a gun . And for the record : gun toting bandits ( out here we say bandito 's ) are jumping out of every ally { figuratively speaking } .But the pro-gunners know that if the anti-gunners had their way , only the bandito 's have guns ."
"I do intend to own one as soon as I move out of NY in hopefully a year I 'm not an extremist . I plan to teach my kids how to properly use guns , much to my wife 's protest . ``"
"So you plan to move out of N.Y.in a year or two , and own a gun ? why not now ? N.Y.laws are sticker than most , but not all.You want to teach your kids to shoot ? Better do it now , later on it will probably be"