It's just the extremes that stop any progress.
The answer is typically somewhere in the middle.

The extreme hears "gun control" and freaks out thinking the left will eventually take them all if they give them an inch.
And extreme left give them a reason to feel this way.

But really, gun control does t mean take all the guns. It means make it harder to get for people who might do bad things with them.

The you have click bait media spewing extreme messages to get these easy clicks, convoluting the actual real agenda of a moderate and reaponsible restriction.

Afk. Busy watching stupidity vs greed take hold of every moral discussion.

all victims are stable and released from hospital

weekend that it? or if i get it i get it for life?

This post was edited by partank on May 25 2018 12:42pm

free to play weekend and apparently on sale for $20usd $25 CAD

This post was edited by dragoneth on May 25 2018 12:55pm

A license is always needed for possession of a firearm and all firearms are registered. Firearms may only be carried while they are being used for a specific purpose (e.g. hunting, shooting at the range). When transporting a firearm to or from such activity, the firearm must be unloaded and stored in a case or pouch. The owner of a firearm is responsible for making sure that firearms and ammunition do not end up in unauthorized hands. The exact requirements regarding storage of firearms depends on their type and quantity

When applying for a licence to purchase a firearm, the applicant must fill in a form with information such as the type and mode of operation of firearm, and the intended purpose of use (although one can use any firearm for any legal purpose regardless of the original application, e.g. a range gun for hunting or vice versa). According to the law, the firearm must be appropriate for the stated purpose, but evaluating this is largely left to the discretion of the police. For example, while an AR-15 is suitable for practical shooting, the police may consider one inappropriate for hunting

The application process includes a check of criminal records, the police interviewing the applicant and in some cases a computer-based personality test or a medical health certificate. Any significant history with violence or other crime, substance abuse or mental health issues will cause the application to be rejected. Membership in a hunting or shooting club or other appropriate organization is considered a positive, though membership can not be legally required as the Constitution of Finland guarantees freedom of association

and then some kid that fails all of those can go take his parents gun and shoot up a school

This post was edited by dragoneth on May 25 2018 12:48pm

Not unless there is a trigger lock. Or they’re locked in a gun safe. Or a gun room.

thats pretty much how it is here in california

fucking lol'd @ the congesting pricing plan BC came up with
i swear, how are these fuckin idiots coming up with dumb shit like this all the time

What is this. Bc feds right now are retarded.