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I don't consider myself politically savvy, but this is exactly how I see it happening too.

Yes, dynamite is just dynamite. And yes, kids still get drugs. The laws are not stopping them, proving my point exactly that gun control won't work either.

Does this number include the white collar non-violent felons? Regardless, to echo Tallpine, that reinforces exactly what I said. If these felons don't want to risk going back to jail, they probably don't want to do murder or rape either as that might send them back to jail too. But even if...

No, I don't want violent felons to have guns but how do you propose we keep them from getting guns? By making it illegal? Okay, done. Except they still get guns when they want them. The "No guns for felons" laws do not keep guns from felons. They simply impose gun control on them. And...

Picking Nits Florida only requires recognition of a FL license, not a reciprocal agreement. As an example, AZ will not reciprocate with FL but as part of new newly exapnded "regonition" does recognize the FL license. As a result, an AZ license is valid in FL.

FL In FL you may carry a switchblade with a CWFL.

IANAL But I have read that GA does allows carry for military, even when not in official capacity.

I Agree I agree, the decision is detestable. I also agree that something must be done to fix the current situation with the judicial taking over our voting rights and rewriting election law. I just don't think that just because millions of people hold a certiain opinion, the courts should...

Although Although I disagree with the decision on many levels, I think it's wrong to apply law based on public opinion rather than on the constitutional merits presented.

Picking Nits MO recognizes every other state, but it's not neccessarily reciprocated by the other state.

You mean he hasn't stabbbed anyone with a fork, or driven over them with his car yet? Perhaps he's just not a murderer. Then again, the anti's are always telling us that the mere possession of a gun drives us to murder.

Then support a law to outlaw smoking, if you believe that will work. But until smoking is an illegal activity, the government has no right telling property owners whether they can allow it on their premises or not.

You're making the (incorrect) assumption that banning cell phones would turn these people into responsible drivers.

Smoking I couldn't care less for the cigarette industry, and I do everything I can to avoid the smell of second hand smoke, but the government has no business telling a private property owners that they are not allowed to set their own rules on their own property as it pertains to an...

Norwalk-WTNH, July 31, 2003 6:08 PM) _ A suicidal woman pulls the trigger after her husband leaves a loaded gun near their bed. So is he to blame for her death? That's the question prosecutors are wrestling with. The woman's sister thinks so. So do police. But if the state's attorney takes on...

Have you seen what this court has done lately? Perhaps Hatch is trying to save the 2am by preventing this court from ruling on it.

The one point that I can probably agree on with this author is that lifting the ban will not likely reduce the murder rate significantly. I believe so because I believe that it is probably mostly gang on gang, criminal vs criminal activity anyway. Besides, Hatch is not proposing a concealed...

Or better yet, prosecute people for the use of any weapon in a crime. If someone uses a dinner fork as a weapon to rape my daughter, I want him punished just as harshly if he had used a gun.

I Would I'd make the rules identical for those of any other tool, including bats, hammers, screwdrivers, and scisors; and the punishments for using it in the commission of a crime the same as for using any of the other listed tools as a weapon. A firearm criminally used is no more evil than a...

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