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Gun Control Reform Activism
In reply to the discussion: I Am A Firearms Owner. [View all]Ikonoklast
(23,973 posts)30. I believe that can be taken care of, no reason a few dollars should keep anyone from their rights
to legally own and use firearms.
For those that claim hardship due to poverty, I'm fairly certain we can make exceptions for that, maybe from the transfer fees of others.
That would be a Progressive solution, like free fishing licenses in Ohio for seniors and others:
■Persons who are mobility impaired and require the assistance of another person to cast and retrieve
■Residents of state and county institutions
■Holders of Veteran license plates displaying the international wheelchair symbol
■Certain veterans who are permanently disabled
■Former prisoners of war
■Residents of state and county institutions
■Holders of Veteran license plates displaying the international wheelchair symbol
■Certain veterans who are permanently disabled
■Former prisoners of war
But you better have documentation to back up your declaration.
We could make it so.
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isn't it funny that the anti-regulation folks all say they fear the Govt. will know their address
Vincardog
Mar 2013
#1
I fear that the NRA will do far more damage to lawful ownership of firearms that any other group.
Ikonoklast
Mar 2013
#2
and yet many will support a 'mental health' registry that is open to the public for review
samsingh
Mar 2013
#13
Excellent post. I tend to draw the line at carrying guns in public, particularly in cities.
Hoyt
Mar 2013
#5
Fee? Just as long as it wasn't punitive, covering the cost of paperwork and administration, nope.
Ikonoklast
Mar 2013
#9
I believe that can be taken care of, no reason a few dollars should keep anyone from their rights
Ikonoklast
Mar 2013
#30