Do you think laws affect criminals? Whether they can buy it or they have to steal it, those with criminal intent will get it. Having money just means less legwork and risk.TreyHouston wrote:He was a mulit millionaire. If he wanted it, he would have had it.srothstein wrote:When I had this discussion with a co-worker, he insisted it would have made a difference. I pointed out that no one realized it was gunshots at first, thinking it was pyrotechnics from the show instead. Another friend and I tried to explain how a suppressor worked and what difference it made. We got nowhere and the co-worker still opposes removing any restrictions on suppressors because it might have made a difference in Vegas if the shooter had used one.bblhd672 wrote:![]()
Because every knowledgeable person in the world knows the results would have been no different if the shooter had been using suppressors.
Care to guess who my coworker voted for in the last presidential election?
No guns? He was a pilot and a multimillionaire, he would have flown a plane into the concert.
No guns or plane? He was a multimillionaire, he had explosives in the car, he would have made a bomb.
DO YOU THINK LAWS AFFECT THE RICH???
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- Thu Oct 05, 2017 9:47 am
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Re: Hearing Protection Act of 2017
- Sat Feb 04, 2017 11:00 am
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Re: Hearing Protection Act of 2017
I just emailed Rep. Conaway (District 11) and asked him to cosponsor and support this bill.