the difficulty is managing a person's individual rights, coming up with criteria for gun ownership, and the challenge how to determine if the criteria is being assessed in a fair and uniform manner to all...again, no touch of the 2nd...I have said this clearly, off limits, its a right and must never ever be altered. if I can join the mil…
the difficulty is managing a person's individual rights, coming up with criteria for gun ownership, and the challenge how to determine if the criteria is being assessed in a fair and uniform manner to all...again, no touch of the 2nd...I have said this clearly, off limits, its a right and must never ever be altered. if I can join the military at 18 and be given a weapon to use, then why cant I have it in the civilian life? again, the debate must be how to keep out of the hands of people with criminal backgrounds, criminal intent of use etc. it is a difficult needle to thread but one we have to discuss.
the difficulty is managing a person's individual rights, coming up with criteria for gun ownership, and the challenge how to determine if the criteria is being assessed in a fair and uniform manner to all...again, no touch of the 2nd...I have said this clearly, off limits, its a right and must never ever be altered. if I can join the military at 18 and be given a weapon to use, then why cant I have it in the civilian life? again, the debate must be how to keep out of the hands of people with criminal backgrounds, criminal intent of use etc. it is a difficult needle to thread but one we have to discuss.