Yes they have. The Kansas Governor just signed into law earlier this year, a law which grants any citizen of the state to carry open or concealed a firearm with out needing a permit. This is already the law in some other states such as Montana and Vermont. 5 other states are considering the same action.
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Na. Keep checking. There are a lot of cases like that which have happened. http://www.answers.com/Q/How_many_cr..._by_gun_owners of course the anti gun rights groups have their own studies which will try to dispute this.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheshi...vasion_murders
This happened not for from where I lived in Connecticut. This is also a text book case of why everyone should own a firearm, and why I own firearms, illegally. Please note that everyone in that family had cellphones and not one of them were able to dial 911. If someone ever breaks into my home, I will drop that fucker. I might spend a little time in jail but you know what my family will be alive.
This is a text book case on why you should not make nation wide decisions on emotions.
If you combine the total deaths due to similar situations over the past 10 years, and if combine the total deaths due to mass shootings, which one do you think comes on top ?
I understand that this is very emotional and it is impossible to think straight on similar topics, but if you want to prevent deaths, you have to. You just can't look at similar cases and make decisions, you have to look at all of them.
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In the last seven years their has been 934 deaths to mass shootings which equates to 1% of all gun related deaths in this country. Annually there is between 800-900 deaths related to homicides in home invasions/burgurly's. In retrospect, 7 years mass shootins=934 people. 7 years of Home invasions with homicides=5,600 people.
Because America? There are what, 350,000,000-400,000,000 guns already in the United States? Who's surprised? You used to need a gun to hunt and for protection. Now you need a gun to protect yourself from everyone else--because they all have guns. I hate guns and I find "gun people" to be repelling, but I'm probably going to have to get one eventually too since soon every mother fucker in the country will have one.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
I own four guns a shot gun for bird hunting two rifles one for deer and one for smaller game and a hand gun for self protection I don't conceder that excessive at all
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There is a low estimate of 108,000 to the high estimate of 3,000,000 lives saved every year by a gun
even if we go with the low estimate of 108,000 that is 3 times as many lives saved a year by a gun then was taken by one
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Anything worth doing is worth over-doing. Moderation's for cowards.
Mostly because conservatives have been saying that people need to go get their guns before the liberals take them away despite that not being a thing anyone in power wants to do.
Also, Americans are obsessed with the idea of stopping a crime, despite violent crime being at an all time low and most people never having the occasion to use such a thing. Everyone thinks that because they fire a few rounds at the range on weekends, that they'll be a hero if some tragedy happens near them.
I don't have a problem with gun ownership, I just hate the bullshit justification. I collect comic book memorabilia, you collect guns. It's exactly the fucking same. Stop pretending it is anything other than that.
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I think you may need to recheck the Constitution.
I will always be confused that people think doing an extra check = ban all guns.
I will always be confused that people thing regulations wont help, when it works well everywhere else.
I will always be confused that people I know use Switzerland as an example, but don't realize how regulated it is in Switzerland.