Would you support more restrictive gun laws in your state?

[theorangeguy]

96% have said no

Poll: Would you support more restrictive gun laws in your state? | PBS NewsHour

[Zinergy]

Kind of a vague question isn't it? I would say no, although I am not against all firearms regulation.... just most of it and pretty much all of it that these libtard politicians advocate for. They don't care how effective it is, how stupid it may be, how illogical it is, the fact that is doesn't really solve any problems. They just want anything to be passed sometimes.

[theorangeguy]

Kind of a vague question isn't it? I would say no, although I am not against all firearms regulation.... just most of it and pretty much all of it that these libtard politicians advocate for. They don't care how effective it is, how stupid it may be, how illogical it is, the fact that is doesn't really solve any problems. They just want anything to be passed sometimes.

it is vague. no argument there.

[wileyCoyote]

no!.. and here in OH, we've been pushing back and retaking firearms freedom, and clearing out conflicting and ambiguous language out of statute.. we just passed a major pro-gun reform overwhelmingly in our legislature, ..at the last minute of a lame duck!

[2002ssslp]

You can't get any more restrictive than in New Jersey. Only 4.5 gun licenses issued per 100,000 people. Second amendment means nothing in this state. That is why Krispy Kreme Christy will never go national and he will never be president.

[wileyCoyote]

You can't get any more restrictive than in New Jersey. Only 4.5 gun licenses issued per 100,000 people. Second amendment means nothing in this state. That is why Krispy Kreme Christy will never go national and he will never be president.

yep, but you have to give him credit for responding to the Brian Aitken situation, ...and it was anticipated he would've stepped in for the nurse from PA if she was convicted... that wouldn't have happened if you'd had a NJ democrat for governor...

[2002ssslp]

yep, but you have to give him credit for responding to the Brian Aitken situation, ...and it was anticipated he would've stepped in for the nurse from PA if she was convicted... that wouldn't have happened if you'd had a NJ democrat for governor...

I agree with the Brian Aitken's matter but the PA Nurse should have never gone as far as it did. We need to have one gun law for all states as granted under the second amendment of the constitution. Then we can put in needed restrictions for felonies and mental conditions. What we have now in NJ is a total restriction of any carry for just about everyone. NYC is even worse. If you are a good American in good, competent standing and with proper training and licensing you should be able to carry anywhere, just like a pocket knife.

[wileyCoyote]

I agree with the Brian Aitken's matter but the PA Nurse should have never gone as far as it did. We need to have one gun law for all states as granted under the second amendment of the constitution. Then we can put in needed restrictions for felonies and mental conditions. What we have now in NJ is a total restriction of any carry for just about everyone. NYC is even worse. If you are a good American in good, competent standing and with proper training and licensing you should be able to carry anywhere, just like a pocket knife.

oh, I agree 110%... ...just saying crispy probably isn't to blame for all the draconian gun/knife laws, ..and fortunately he's provided some relief via the aforementioned examples... I think there also were a couple new "gun laws" (anti-gun/freedom) that he vetoed...

[2002ssslp]

oh, I agree 110%... ...just saying crispy probably isn't to blame for all the draconian gun/knife laws, ..and fortunately he's provided some relief via the aforementioned examples... I think there also were a couple new "gun laws" (anti-gun/freedom) that he vetoed...

New Jersey has been a Blue State for decades and it is not going to change anytime soon. The gun laws need to be changed in the courts and put on the ballots for future elections. Most New Jersey residents realize guns in the hands of trained, competent adults only makes the state safer for all citizens and if I were in a situation like that couple at the Short Hills Mall two years ago I would have wanted an armed citizen to come to my aide. We can't expect the police to be everywhere at all times.

[wileyCoyote]

New Jersey has been a Blue State for decades and it is not going to change anytime soon. The gun laws need to be changed in the courts and put on the ballots for future elections. Most New Jersey residents realize guns in the hands of trained, competent adults only makes the state safer for all citizens and if I were in a situation like that couple at the Short Hills Mall two years ago I would have wanted an armed citizen to come to my aide. We can't expect the police to be everywhere at all times.

...yep, but the courts move slow, ..and as i'm sure you know from being in NJ, ...judges can be biased toward ideology... I hope your comment about most residents realizing the importance and will change their voting "patterns"...

[2002ssslp]

...yep, but the courts move slow, ..and as i'm sure you know from being in NJ, ...judges can be biased toward ideology... I hope your comment about most residents realizing the importance and will change their voting "patterns"...

That's all I want for Christmas.