Guns: how much longer will it take ....

Did he fire nerf balls at them? Did he use a squirt gun? Did he tie their shoe laces together and laugh when they fell over? Of course it has to do with guns. Try to think a little harder yourself.

The police weerre called on him repeatedly. He'd been kicked out of school for aggressive acts. The other students knew what he was like and whar he hgad done. He'd done it unprovoked for years, and they knew it. He was sick. and he was violent . The well-known aggressive behavior os his part is why rhey may have avoided him. You don't hang out with piranhas if you're sensible.

Gunga, the snake that's full of venom.

the truth to power David is speaking is really getting to you, isn't it.

A lethal tool is still a lethal tool no matter how you try to phony "civil rights" it.

withput a gun, he would not have killed so many people. And with a less powerful gun also he would have killed fewer people. It's all very very simple. A 3 yr old would understand the idea...

The latest Quinnapiac found that Amricans are solidly for stronger rules

background checks better to stop gunshow loophols

strawmn purchases,

do away with any comn=binations to deliver lots f bullets at fast rates of fire(large cap clips and )

I say to stop advertising these weapons as "hunting tools. They arent accurate for long range shots and they are more for short range but not set for small game.

• All semiautomatic rifles that have the capacity to accept a detachable magazine and that have any of the following characteristics: a pistol grip or thumbhole stock; a folding or telescoping stock; or any protruding grip or other device to allow the weapon to be stabilized with the non-trigger hand.

• All semi-automatic center-fire pistols that have any of the following characteristics: the capacity to accept a magazine other than in the pistol grip or any device to allow the weapon to be stabilized with the non-trigger hand.

• Any firearm which has been modified to be operable as an assault weapon as defined by the city, plus any part or combination or parts designed to convert a firearm into an assault weapon

Those who possess items subject to the drafted version of the law — assuming the council follows through on its apparent intent to pass a ban in some form, the final version could look quite different — would have to register their weapons with the Boulder Police Department.

Anyone found in violation of that would be first "educated and informed" by police, and then potentially would face up to 90 days in jail and a $1,000 fine if they fail to come into compliance.

The proposed April 1 effective date presents a curious enforcement challenge for the city, because what's to stop someone who buys a banned weapon after April 2 from telling police the weapon was purchased before the law's effective date?

"I don't know," Carr said. "It could be that you might have them show receipts ... or you might have people sign an affidavit under threat of perjury, but we have not worked out the registration system yet."

There would be no registration system for bump stocks and banned magazines, though; as Carr's written it, those items would be outright banned and have to simply be handed over.

so we, by your logic, should gladly keep supplying them with top of the line military firepower and allowing their access to weapons go unchallenged by law??

I'll make it real sumply for ypu pinky: withput a gun, he would not have killed so many people. And with a less powerful gun also he would have killed fewer people. It's all very very simple. A 3 yr old would understand the idea...

I'll make it real sumply for ypu pinky:

We are talking about something that never should have happened.

Right — because it should be against the law for kids to buy firearms.

yes thats what I mean. An AR is a copy of a milspec assault rifle with but a few items removed BECAUSE of the 1934 LAW (which the NRA was a leader in having passed).

Trouble with these is that they have high capacity clips and receivers strong enough to take the clips.

AND, they can easily be made full auto by a kid with computer, some tools and outfitting supplies.

Buying tooled parts, and such equipment is easily done, or you could buy a bump stock .

Of course the people need regulating also, but please do not blow smoke up my ass about doing mass murders with a knife.

yes thats what I mean. An AR is a copy of a milspec assault rifle with but a few items removed BECAUSE of the 1934 LAW (which the NRA was a leader in having passed).

Trouble with these is that they have high capacity clips and receivers strong enough to take the clips. AND, they can easily be made full auto by a kid with computer, some tools and outfitting supplies.
Buying tooled parts, and such equipment is easily done, or you could buy a bump stock .

Of course the people need regulating also, but please do not blow smoke up my ass about doing mass murders with a knife.

...but they should be able to make our gun laws.

You're sadly misinformed if you think anyone other than legislators make laws.