Responsible gun owner gets his gun stolen....

[Stop Pretending]

XD this is the biggest bait post ive ever seen. Seems OP didn't even read it.

Care to point out " what I didn't read. "

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Yeah no. I think putting it inside a compartment, within an already locked car, is plenty reasonable enough security. I can't believe you want to put people in fucking jail for that, my god... As if we don't have enough prisoners.

And I'm not really shocked that most gun owners don't really care about personal responsibility.

[Drusin]

When did the owner report it stolen? /shrug

[Deleted]

XD this is the biggest bait post ive ever seen. Seems OP didn't even read it.

When you see a thread here about gun control or communism, its safe to assume its a bait thread

[Exeris]

This is why any of my firearms not on me are left in the care of highly trained velociraptors.

If we had velociraptors I would approve.

[Beardless Man]

The idiot who didn't secure his kitchen knives away is punishable for allowing such a dangerous weapon be readily available to stab his mother with. Despite he followed law, he followed everything to a T. Your gun control policy is as idiotic as your retorts.

Therefore, I stab your mother with your knife, you are hereby punishable by mere ownership of the weapon. If you can punish someone with a gun, who followed the law and was robbed by someone else, and used his stolen goods for a crime. Then you should own up when the same thing happens with another.

Secure your knives, hide anything that can be deemed a weapon or face punishment.

[Exeris]

Yeah no. I think putting it inside a compartment, within an already locked car, is plenty reasonable enough security. I can't believe you want to put people in fucking jail for that, my god... As if we don't have enough prisoners.

Can steal that in less then 3 seconds and penalty doesn't have to mean jail time.

Just pointing those two things pout, not sure how I feel about the punishment.

Leaving guns lying around the house for children to find on the other hand should be severely punishable.

[draynay]

How did we get a thread about punishing gun owners for police incompetence?

[Exeris]

So? You could steal a gun from a gun store or walmart in less than 3 seconds too.

Also penalty always means jail time eventually, so yes it does.

Are those loaded?

How are the laws about storing the bullets in you country?

If it ends in jail time he/she probably deserve it.

[Exeris]

You don't need a license to buy bullets... So it doesn't matter if they are loaded.

And no, being sentenced to jail doesn't mean you deserve it even a fraction of the time. Especially when a law is passed that turns law-abiding citizens into criminals.

The bolded part is irresponsible imo.

You think the majority of people going to jail where you live isn't justified? ( I understand you have a jail problem so to speak, people going to jail for stuff that should be punishable with a fine or community service instead)

[Gaaz]

I'm not a gun owner I'm just not a retard. Somebody broke into a car and stole a gun from a glove box, and that's not the owners fault, it's the criminals.

Lets make an analogy - if someone broke into a military or a police armory and stole guns, would you be arguing that it is totally not the person's in charge of security fault, or would you expect some "heads to roll"? Or are we suddenly in a situation where it is unacceptable for a soldier or a policeman to loose his gun, but private individuals are free to do as they please? Does a person in charge of bank security have to answer for a successful robbery of his bank, or is it totally not his fault. If the answer to these questions is "they had nothing to do with the crime" then sure, store them in a glove box of a car. Just do not be surprised when you hear in the news of another case of a pizza delivery guy walking into an active nuclear ICBM site to find exposed nuclear missiles and take selfies with them, or discovering that nukes were left in the open on a runway of an airport, with no supervision or anyone knowing about them for a couple of days (2007 if I remember correctly).

[Orange Joe]

So? You could steal a gun from a gun store or walmart in less than 3 seconds too.

Also penalty always means jail time eventually, so yes it does.

Can we send walmart to jail for not storing them properly?

[Deleted]

This is just blatant victim blaming, you can't blame a woman when she gets drunk and use nebulous terms like "responsible", you don't know the context. What next, you're gonna ask what she was wearing?

oh wait wrong thread...

[Bigcountry11782]

Fucking liberals smfh

[Stop Pretending]

You don't need a license to buy bullets... So it doesn't matter if they are loaded.

And no, being sentenced to jail doesn't mean you deserve it even a fraction of the time. Especially when a law is passed that turns law-abiding citizens into criminals.

You do in Illinois.

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Fucking liberals smfh

Except I'm not a liberal. So, care to try again?

[Stop Pretending]

So? You could steal a gun from a gun store or walmart in less than 3 seconds too.

Also penalty always means jail time eventually, so yes it does.

No you can't.

[zenkai]

.... Only to be used later on that day to shoot a police officer in the head.

https://www.google.com/amp/fox2now.c...r-surgery/amp/

There needs to be a very harsh penalties for gun owners who have their firearms stolen, or lose them.

If someone steals your car and runs over an officer should we throw you in jail?

[zenkai]

So I'm assuming you didn't actually read the article.

Who's the master?

[Rotted]

"Responsible gun owner"

[Lochton]

.... Only to be used later on that day to shoot a police officer in the head.

https://www.google.com/amp/fox2now.c...r-surgery/amp/

There needs to be a very harsh penalties for gun owners who have their firearms stolen, or lose them.

The fuck? If you are a gun owner, you should be expected to know the location of your firearm 24/7. If it isn't on you, it is to be locked up.

Hopefully the criminal is dealt with, and the owner fined for irresponsible gun ownership, the firearm was not secured.

[Stop Pretending]

Yes, and they aren't allowed to pass go or collect 20 dollars.

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Just for the hell of it I did the google search myself:

It doesn't take 3 seconds, was what I was arguing against. And businesses that repeatedly failed to secure their fire arms get fined and lose their license to sell.