Poll: Where Do You Stand On Guns, Gun Rights, And The Second Amendment?

[frog]

I oppose the NRA's pro child-killing position.

[River]

POLLS = MORE BS like " Stats " too ... LOL !!!

[STEEL]

I support the 2nd Amendment

I don't think that tighter gun laws are going to keep maniacs from murdering people, and tighter gun laws aren't going to take automatic assault weapons out of the hands of criminals. Criminals typically don't go down and purchase a firearm, wait 10 days, and then commit crimes! Guns used in most crimes are usually stolen or acquired on the black market.

Now I will admit that a person's motivation for owning a military grade assault weapon should be questioned (unless they are ex military or police). But restricting guns and the types of guns you're allowed to own isn't the answer. The problem is/are the people who want to use guns to murder innocent people.

FYI: Worst school massacre in US history didn't involve a gun!
http://frontpagemag.com/2012/dgreenfield...olve-guns/

[Taylor]

I support the 2nd amendment and the constitution. That is all there is to say.

[Arnie]

Drugs and drunk driving have been against the law for years and that does not help.
Having a gun will not help all the time but being defenseless will never help..

Isn't it better to have a gun and not need it than to need it and not have it!!

A gun is like a parachute. If you need one, and don't have one, you'll probably never need one again."

[Jim S]

I believe FPS video game players should be direct wired to an electric current, so that when their "guy" dies, they get shocked for two seconds, and four seconds when they hurt another.
Now that's entertainment.
Otherwise the ones with malfunctioning "wetware", will go on believing that there are no consequences to the violence & brutality they play around with daily in their lives.

[Jim S]

I agree with the statement "Guns don't kill people; people do," and I don't think that any kind of gun needs to be banned, however, I see no problem with registering guns to owners and being licensed to carry them in public. That's how we handle car ownership and use as well, and I'm pretty sure nobody considers it anti-car.