The following view is from a US Marine Vet. and current Deputy Sheriff.
In my personal opinion, everybody and their mom's sisters cousin's brother's former roommate are all wrong when it comes to gun control. Now before you fly off the handle, hear me out, or in this particular case, read my Text.
Currently, that I know of, their happens to be 04, (four) key ingredients to make a firearm work.
1. Bullet - The little brass projectile that flies out the end of a barrel.
2. Powder - An element that causes an explosive reaction causing the bullet to fly out the barrel.
3. Primer - A small device that starts the explosive reaction causing the bullets to fly out the barrel.
4. Casing - Usually a Brass cylindrical object that houses the primer and powder and bullet.
Now, you can buy all 4 of these objects by themselves, smash them together and shazam, you've got the key to make a firearm dangerous and as you know you can buy them already assembled in packages from 20 rounds to 1000000000000000000. Now with the current State Laws, Government regulations I can stroll into any sporting goods store and buy any type of ammunition I desire, If you're under the age of 21, you can only purchase rifle or shotgun ammunition. If you're over 21, anything goes, no questions asked.
If I remember correctly, the 2nd amendment states something to the affect of The Right to Bare Arms, but does it have anything to say about the Right to Bare Loaded Arms? As you all may be very aware, an unloaded firearm is pretty much a useless chunk of metal and wood or in some cases synthetic material.
Here is the dilemma, how in the hell can the USA restrict the sales of ammunition to law abiding citizens? I believe it'd be the same fashion as a conceal carry permit. Now most people whom use firearms for a constructive purpose (example, trap shooting, bird hunting etc) have no major criminal history therefore a Conceal Carry Permit isn't really that hard to obtain.
On to punishments, if you are found guilty of a violent crime (assault, burglary) that in some way, shape or form used a firearm you will be sentence to 10 years in prison, no parole, no deferred sentence, no suspended sentence. If you killed somebody, its LIFE in prison or in some states, death (do not, repeat do not turn this into a debate about the death penalty). If you are convicted of a being an accessory of a violent crime with the use of a firearm, its 10 years in prison. (Example, providing the firearm or ammunition to somebody whom used that firearm to murder, or cause serious bodily harm) Also, if you are a convicted FELON, or have been convicted of any violent crime, you go to prison for the rest of your life if you have in your possession a firearm or ammunition.
Bitches? Moans? Complaints? Compliments?
aaaaannnnnddddddddd Go.
In my personal opinion, everybody and their mom's sisters cousin's brother's former roommate are all wrong when it comes to gun control. Now before you fly off the handle, hear me out, or in this particular case, read my Text.
Currently, that I know of, their happens to be 04, (four) key ingredients to make a firearm work.
1. Bullet - The little brass projectile that flies out the end of a barrel.
2. Powder - An element that causes an explosive reaction causing the bullet to fly out the barrel.
3. Primer - A small device that starts the explosive reaction causing the bullets to fly out the barrel.
4. Casing - Usually a Brass cylindrical object that houses the primer and powder and bullet.
Now, you can buy all 4 of these objects by themselves, smash them together and shazam, you've got the key to make a firearm dangerous and as you know you can buy them already assembled in packages from 20 rounds to 1000000000000000000. Now with the current State Laws, Government regulations I can stroll into any sporting goods store and buy any type of ammunition I desire, If you're under the age of 21, you can only purchase rifle or shotgun ammunition. If you're over 21, anything goes, no questions asked.
If I remember correctly, the 2nd amendment states something to the affect of The Right to Bare Arms, but does it have anything to say about the Right to Bare Loaded Arms? As you all may be very aware, an unloaded firearm is pretty much a useless chunk of metal and wood or in some cases synthetic material.
Here is the dilemma, how in the hell can the USA restrict the sales of ammunition to law abiding citizens? I believe it'd be the same fashion as a conceal carry permit. Now most people whom use firearms for a constructive purpose (example, trap shooting, bird hunting etc) have no major criminal history therefore a Conceal Carry Permit isn't really that hard to obtain.
On to punishments, if you are found guilty of a violent crime (assault, burglary) that in some way, shape or form used a firearm you will be sentence to 10 years in prison, no parole, no deferred sentence, no suspended sentence. If you killed somebody, its LIFE in prison or in some states, death (do not, repeat do not turn this into a debate about the death penalty). If you are convicted of a being an accessory of a violent crime with the use of a firearm, its 10 years in prison. (Example, providing the firearm or ammunition to somebody whom used that firearm to murder, or cause serious bodily harm) Also, if you are a convicted FELON, or have been convicted of any violent crime, you go to prison for the rest of your life if you have in your possession a firearm or ammunition.
Bitches? Moans? Complaints? Compliments?
aaaaannnnnddddddddd Go.