Post by g***@aol.comOn Thu, 17 May 2018 21:21:47 -0000 (UTC), "Dove Tail"
Post by Dove TailSo, again, just how would you prevent the balance of the weapons
from being stolen from their owners and ending up in the hands of
criminals?
Remember, your solution must prevent; "just saying increased
security" means nothing unless you can enforce it.
So again you post an article with a bullshit headline.
Fretwell, you have a serious reading comprehension problem.
Post by g***@aol.com"firstcoastnews.com | Gun Store Thefts: High risk and even higher
reward
http://tinyurl.com/y6w6s3db
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - At least 13 percent of stolen or lost guns across
the United States came from Florida and Georgia over the last two
years."
That 13 percent equals 69,230 guns reported stolen or lost in 2016 and
2017, according to the National Crime Information Center..... more."
You post a headline and a snippet that says over 69,000 guns were
stolen from Florida and Georgia dealers.
Reading comprehension Fretwell or, do you suffer from dyslexia?
Post by g***@aol.comThen you post the ATF link that says it is more like 1600.
No wonder we can't take you seriously.
Considering you cannot read, you must have a difficult time with
anything that doesn't agree with your propaganda.
Post by g***@aol.comAs for enforcing the laws against theft, do you think we should start
cutting off body parts like the muslims? OK by me but I doubt it will
survive a court challenge.
I lean more toward armed guards in the store who shoot anyone they
catch breaking in. I bet that is not what you want either.
ROFL, in other words, you have absolutely no solution to preventing the
theft of 270,000 firearms, across the USA, every year, so you just go
off on a rant. So many "responsible" gunstrokers who legally buy
weapons are incapable of keeping them secure, which basically renders
inert all the background check and police chief bullshit.
Don't worry, it will not be long before these weapons will no longer be
legal to be made, distributed or sold for civilian consumption nor will
the ammunition.
It is just a matter of time.