youngunz4life
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its tragic and a little ironic because in AZ people can legally CCW now without a permit. Maybe the law just hadn't been kicked in long enough yet.
...which is why I can still buy guns!Being odd is no crime. Being weird is no crime.
This is the possibility that worries me.Or we could pass a law that anyone ever seeing a counselor or having mental health treatment or taking drugs for stress could never own a firearm.
Musketeer said:King (R, NY) is pushing banning weapons within 1,000 ft of a politician.
This particular nutcase, as I understand it, obtained his gun legally,
Loughner wasn't without his share of issues, but nothing he did was enough to put him on the radar. He hadn't been convicted of anything.
jimbob86 said:I think something's rotten down Pima County way.........
Actually, It's very unlikely you'd ever have this type activity in North Korea. Their set of laws, severe restrictions on weapons outside the military and the ruling elite, and the fear induced by the administration of the harsh punishments that invariable follow, which sometimes involve family and friends who should have known / alerted authorities, has a pretty effective track record.
Short of that, I'd agree with bighoss and egor.
Maybe that's where Ms. McCarthy is headed. Is she any relationship to Joe?
He did several interviews. His name is Joseph Zamudio, and he helped restrain Loughner. He apparently had his hand on the gun at first, but did not see that it was feasible to use it.Somewhere I read why the CHL holder did not attempt to use his gun. Is there post on this somewhere? Thanks.