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http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/03 ... on-buyers/

Gibson said she’s concerned with citizens stockpiling ammunition, potentially creating dangerous situations should those individuals ever come in contact with law enforcement agencies or criminals.

Bolding is mine in the quote...but if you come into contact with a criminal, isn't that already a dangerous situation? She makes it sound like the person with the lawful possession ammo is actually the criminal.

Hopefully people like this guy will prevail:

Gutmacher said he found the bill to be an “insult” to any gun owner in the Sunshine State.

“It’s absurd on its face,” he continued. “And anyone who proposes that legislation is in my mind unfit for the legislature because it shows a basic problem with their thinking process, aside from their lack of understanding of what the Constitution is all about. That’s the kind of bill that doesn’t even get past committee.”

Hopefully...

Sounds like Gibson is projecting her own state of mind

that just makes me mad! .

suthdj wrote:that just makes me mad! .

You beat me to it, and that just makes me madder.

I would agree to the proposed legislation under 3 conditions.

1. That every legislator in Congress complete one first-year-level law school class on Constitutional Law, including passing an exam demonstrating an understanding of the course content and achieving at least a grade of B (80%);

and

2. Every new bill introduced into either house of Congress shall be required to state in its' preamble the Article and subsection of the US Constitutiona that establishes the sponsors authority to propose the bill;

and

3. Congress enacts a law that makes it a felony, punishable by penalties equivalent to Treason, for any lawmaker to introduce/sponsor/Cosponsor a bill whose contents propose to blatantly violate the US Constitution.

If the lady from Florida would agree to those terms, I will not stand in the way of her proposal.

RoyGBiv wrote:I would agree to the proposed legislation under 3 conditions.

1. That every legislator in Congress complete one first-year-level law school class on Constitutional Law, including passing an exam demonstrating an understanding of the course content and achieving at least a grade of B (80%);

and

2. Every new bill introduced into either house of Congress shall be required to state in its' preamble the Article and subsection of the US Constitutiona that establishes the sponsors authority to propose the bill;

and

3. Congress enacts a law that makes it a felony, punishable by penalties equivalent to Treason, for any lawmaker to introduce/sponsor/Cosponsor a bill whose contents propose to blatantly violate the US Constitution.

If the lady from Florida would agree to those terms, I will not stand in the way of her proposal.

I like how you think.

To quote the Incredible Hulk:

"Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."

Anygunanywhere

anygunanywhere wrote:To quote the Incredible Hulk:

"Don't make me angry. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry."

Anygunanywhere

Actually, that's quoting David Banner. The most Hulk ever said is, "Hulk smash!"

When I read the subject I thought it was about standing in line for hours waiting to buy a box of 20.