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6 Comments
This should be interesting. Will Negev defend his right to a SMALLER penis extender?
bullsh*t! from the looks of your avatar I may need to
I wonder if Biden remembers that he was VP when the pistol brace was approved.
Just curious, Negev. Are you willing to accept the current levels of damage and regulatory mess or do you have a suggestions for improvement?
While it is difficult to accept any level of damage it is disturbing to think that the full focus on mass shootings, which is responsible for 0.2% of gun deaths, is somehow the fix we all long for. Think about it. Allocating 100% of the effort to a >1% return is not common sense.
Colorado has one of the most progressive set of gun laws on the books in the country. Private sale/gun show background checks, magazine restrictions, red flag laws – all intended to reduce gun deaths through sensible legislation starting in 2013.
Since that time the CO gun murder rate has more than doubled.
I have said it before and will say it again – The rush to ban these weapons is perpetuating their proliferation and contributing to the very damage you intend to prevent. Guns sales are at a historic high with 2 million guns sold in January alone , which should make a proponent of banning any weapon cringe.
At this very moment there are 6,228 people waiting for their background check to clear in CO alone. Bidens speech today will fund the gun industry for the next decade in revenue this year. How does this help keep guns off the street and out of the hands of potential killers? It doesn't.
Firearm background checks declined faster in 2017 than in any other time in recorded history. The president at the time showed little interest in banning anything. Companies like Bushmaster, infamous for the Sandy Hook shooting and the advertising lawsuit that followed, filed for bankruptcy due to falling sales in 2017, but now have made a comeback and are back in action, thanks in large part to the increase in demand for the very guns you hope to ban. And the cycle continues….
Your crocodile tears concerning firearm deaths in Colorado aren’t convincing, Negev.
You fought against the ERPO red flag bill, which is being used exactly as planned.
Now you’re pushing back against the bill to mandate reporting of lost and stolen guns, which are highly likely to be used in gun crimes.
Yes, firearm murders have doubled in Colorado since 2013 ( and population is up 18%). Yes, assault weapons are not the murder weapon of choice. But it’s not like you really care, as long as you and your friends still get to play with your favorite toys.
You mean we are going to start regulating our unregulated militia per the Constitution?!?