YES! These common-sense regulations should be nation-wide.
68%
NO! Different states have different concerns about gun safety.
32%

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Uncle Jimbo 13 years 28 weeks ago

With over 300 million people in the US - you are sure to find a nut case or two. The rest of us should not be held acountable because of their actions. Put everybody back to work - bring our manufacturing base back and get middle class jobs back from Communist China, this is what we should be focusing on. The more notoriety you give a nut case, just inspires the boarder line cases. Get your kids off the violent video games, is a good start. Go out - play ball, ride your bicycle, do something other then playing war games on the computer.

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jsmith66 13 years 28 weeks ago

I agree pretty much with Uncle Jimbo, however, we should a national framework for how to deal with weapons of war. It is far too easy to get weapons that should not be in a civil society.

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