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Nov 4th was a good day to buy guns; Record gun sales in CO after Obama victory

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"Anything I can get my hands on," said as he cradled a $699 9mm handgun.
Wednesday was a good day to buy a gun.

"I'm 37, this is the 1st time in my life that I am really scared for our future," said Faulkner, an oil field worker, as he perused the collection of weaponry in A Pawn Shop here.

At Aurora's Firing Line gun shop, Steve was also purchasing. "Anything I can get my hands on," he said as he cradled a $699 9mm handgun.

"I was selling guns before I even opened the door," said George Horne, owner of The Gun Room. "It's gone completely mad. Everyone is buying everything I've got on the shelves. Sales have been crazy."

By midday Wednesday, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation's "InstaCheck" background check required for the sale of a firearm and typically about 8 min long was jammed with waits lasting more than two hours.

Gun-shop owners and buyers said the urgency was fueled by Obama's presidential win and Democrats' increasing their majority in Congress.

"I'm here because of Obama," Wickham said. "I think he's misinterpreted the 2nd Amendment. It's not about the right to hunt. It's about the right to defend yourself."

The CO pawnshop is decorated with bumper stickers: "Obama 08" with hammers and sickles on each end, "Obama for President of Afghanistan" and "Don't Be a Victim. Buy a Gun."

Buyers, who were mostly going for assault rifles and handguns, were sighting them on the bumper stickers.

Behind the cash register, a list issued by the NRA outlines the potential threats a President Obama would have on Second Amendment gun rights: prohibitive excise taxes on guns and ammunition, bans on sales and transfers of all semiautomatic weapons, bans on right-to-carry permits and more.

One customer left with 2 new assault rifles and said he had already bought 30 weapons since Obama began his campaign.

"And look at this," he said, revealing a black rifle. "I'm not talking BB guns."

Across Colorado, gun shops reported brisk business Wed as hunters and gun enthusiasts began to stockpile in anticipation of a Democratic president and Congress whittling away Second Amendment gun rights. The FBI is reporting that gun sales have increased 10 percent over purchases at this point last year.

Jerry Stehman told an endless wave of customers at his Jerry's Outdoor Sports store in Grand Junction to come back in two hours to pick up their firearm purchases. For the past 10 days, Stehman said, customers have been gathering cases of ammunition and multiple guns.

"We don't know where this character is coming from or what he's gonna do to us," Stehman said of Obama. "But I can tell you it's been good for business."

The crush of business shows no signs of subsiding. . . . . .
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108 comments // Nov 4th was a good day to buy guns; Record gun sales in CO after Obama victory

  • Vierotchka
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      Vierotchka  
    • The USA has the world's highest rate of children being killed by stray bullets - due to the liberal sale of guns to all and sundry.

    • 3 years ago
  • ashcatash
  • honusurf
  • Dmitri_Molotov
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      Dmitri_Molotov  
    • nufsenuf, the problem with that is that the people who had considered the government out of hand were liberals. Liberals are generally anti-gun (which is why I identify myself as progressive), and thus lacked the balls to pick up a rifle/shotgun/pistol and declare that they're not going to take it any more. I'm no conspiracy theorist, but I wouldn't be surprised if the anti-gun trend was started a while ago as part of the Bush coup. Why try to ban fully automatic guns when the opposition party has already done it for you?

    • 3 years ago
  • nufsenuf
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      nufsenuf  
    • Dmitri_Molotov:

      Dmitri-Molotov, you raise and interesting point, however, I think that you may be far more intelligent than those for whom you spar, at this moment. Not saying that you support or condone the repug stance, obviously you speak from another place, altogether. I just don't know if they are as cerebral and intelligent as your thought-process would have us believe! Perhaps they are, and perhaps we have all been double-timed, the whole time - I don't know, and I guess that's the problem - we just don't know. I DO know that the fear-based place that this country has reacted from over the last 8 years has served none of us, and empowered a mind-set that has no place in the world in which we live, today. I am just so glad to be able to have this kind of discourse and interaction with you, and so many others on Current - I welcome a return to civility and intelligent discussion of issues that affect us all. PEACE!

    • 3 years ago
  • Dmitri_Molotov
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      Dmitri_Molotov  
    • Dmitri_Molotov:

      Oddly enough, peace and guns go very well together. If everyone is armed, then you're at significantly less risk of attack. Switzerland for example. In a world where law abiding citizens aren't allowed to openly carry firearms, only people who want to use them for malevolent purposes will have them.

    • 3 years ago
  • nufsenuf
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      nufsenuf  
    • Dmitri_Molotov:

      I agree, and feel much the same way in regard to the "war on drugs" - a complete failure and a disgrace in terms of human rights, however, guns are one thing, and automatic weapons quite another. I have no problem with people owning guns, to hunt, to have as personal protection, whatever - but why in the world does anyone NEED an automatic weapon? You may get off on the adrenaline rush of firing one, or admire the craftsmanship, or the... I don't know - I'm not into guns - but I still just think the whole automatic weapons thing is over the top - maybe if you're planning a take-over, or live in a third world country, such types of weapons might insure your peace and security. I just don't understand the necessity of these deadly instruments of murder and mayhem in this country, at this time.

    • 3 years ago
  • nufsenuf
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      nufsenuf  
    • Gun rights are one thing - gun nuts, on the other hand, are an entirely different matter. The people who are currently flocking to gun stores, snapping up guns, scare me! Why? Because it is a knee-jerk response to fear-based propaganda, primarily supported by the NRA! Gee, what a shock! The NRA wants you to get all "up in arms" (HA) over a perceived threat to your 2nd Amendment rights! They want you to arm yourselves, just in case your government gets out of hand - AH, Hello? What's been happening for the last 8 years?? How many freedoms have been stripped from us during this time? If there were ever a time that the NRA should have been on, it's the last 8 years, so I'm just not really getting this whole "right to bear arms" thing. If ever there was a time that called for citizens to rise up, it was the last 8 years!! I'm not championing insurrection here, all I'm saying is this is more a political scare tactic and less a challenge to our rights as Americans!

    • 3 years ago
  • Dmitri_Molotov
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      Dmitri_Molotov  
    • Too bad I'm not 18, or I would have picked up a Taurus PT1911. Only $600 retail!
      Anyway, good for Obama and good for the 2nd Ammendment. I'm a progressive and I support gun rights!

    • 3 years ago
  • HUMAN_CRACK
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      HUMAN_CRACK  
    • "How can people in the US feel truly safe knowing that there might be someone walking around with a gun hidden underneath his clothes."

      I keep observing that anyone anti-gun seems to be buying into this belief that people are naturally bad. I imagine it stems from the media and their scare stories you see on the 10 o'clock every night.

      If people were naturally bad our species would have died out along time ago. We have evolved to get along with each other and generally respect other peoples natural rights. Now that's not to say we are perfect in any regard, but just because someone owns a high powered rifle, doesn't make them a killer, or even a danger.

      Here's a shocker............

      The National Academy of Sciences has looked at gun laws and has not seen in one case where prohibiting firearms has decreased crime.

      When you criminalize something that isn't really criminal, you turn good people into law breakers.

      P.S. the term 'assault rifle' was coined by anti-gun nuts. An AR-15 has the exact same functions and basic parts as a deer rifle, it just looks different.

    • 3 years ago
  • nufsenuf
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      nufsenuf  
    • It seems alarming that people are buying up guns, especially automatic weapons, because they fear that they may become illegal. Soooo,, you're going to buy these gun because you're afraid that they'll be banned and then- you'll own illegal weapons?? I don't get it! Then what are you going to do with them, after they're declared illegal - go on a spree? Shoot up the local town hall, or sit in the basement cleaning them, muttering about Second Amendment rights, or what? Where's the logic in this? Makes no sense, and that's the scariest thing of all - Really!

    • 3 years ago
  • AveryMoore
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      AveryMoore  
    • nufsenuf:

      Ya gotta understan, see?

      There's 56 million commonists just elected the anticrist by hpno-voodoo-boogaloo and all us decent God-lovin, Jesus worshippin, gun-toters are gonna get crushed by tanks and atomic bombs when he turns our armed forces into demons.

      Why'r you laughin at me? You think I said somethin funny?

    • 3 years ago
  • nufsenuf
  • seanalyn
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      seanalyn  
    • Yes because Obama is going to wave his magical Obamawand and make all guns disappear tomorrow.

      Man people need to grow and realize that one man will not abolish all their rights, we still have a system of government in place and if they really want to keep their guns they need to fight for them ( uh with their minds and thru petitions...not thru actual guns heh).

      Also there are bigger issues at hand than gun control, I think Obama knows that and will tackle those before he even thinks about guns.

    • 3 years ago
  • picKFishStudios
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      picKFishStudios  
    • Some people take the "Right to bear arms" a little too far.
      Guns don't kill people, but stupid morons who have a room full of guns probably will kill people, accidentally or not.

    • 3 years ago
  • AveryMoore
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      AveryMoore  
    • Amazing isn't it?

      One RPG can flatten a tank but the wingnuts imagine that they can protect themselves from a full bore military assault with these toys?

      Seen any heavily armed liberals in your back forty recently? Ever heard of any country where wool-gathering liberals have run amok on killing sprees? All the country's conservatives taken to the local sports palace for firing squad executions? Has that happened in the last 300 years?

      They might argue you to death, but guns? Are all of you insane?
      Paranoia has no limits.

    • 3 years ago
  • AveryMoore
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      AveryMoore  
    • AveryMoore:

      Brendan you do read English, don't you?

      The word "liberal" is quite specific, no?

      Being told that Russian mensheviks and bolsheviks, Cubans nationalists turned Communist, Maoist insurgents in Nepal, Columnbian guerillas, the peasant coalition which briefly halted the reign of a king or two, is somehow related to unarmed liberals is more than a streetch.

      Under discussion in case you just tuned in are the paranoid fears of people who are terrified of other people who neither own guns, nor want them around, meaning your interjection is off topic, off target and is flat out DUMB.

      Where do you find concepts like, "Leftist totalitarians are more rare, but not non-existent." What on earth do you think it has to do with the rising paranoia of a narcissisitic fringe group in America that collectively wets itself every time somebody they don't like is elected?

      Pls advise.

    • 3 years ago
  • Valentin0o
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      Valentin0o  
    • I think they are in their right to be armed and although I don't fear Obama, you always need to have your guard up when it comes to the government.

    • 3 years ago
  • bamboodizzard
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      bamboodizzard  
    • It is important to have more than 100 guns so you can not keep control of all of them, some of them can slip out of your sight into kids hands and they can kill somebody either by accident or on purpose!

      It is our right as American citizens to kill other people with hand guns! Haven't you read our Constitution? Geez! Stupid liberals!

    • 3 years ago
  • Varex_Sythe
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      Varex_Sythe  
    • I don't get it... I don't own any guns, I would like to own a couple of guns at some point just to I can occationally go out and shoot at some empty soda cans or maybe an occational watermellon. I'd like to own a rifle, probably a 30/30, a bolt action of some kind, and a .38 revolver. Oddly though, I'm not scared that the liberals are going to take away my ability to purchace or own a firearm.

      Why would I not be worried?

      Well first off the majority of liberals don't want to abolish guns and gun ownership. The majority of liberals want to make a more thurough background check necessary to keep people who shouldn't own guns because of either mental instability or criminal backgrounds.
      Second, with the economy, foreign relations, and a war on two fronts to deal with, Obama is probably not going to have a lot of time to crack down on firearms and enhance gun control.

      But who knows, maybe we're going to move closer to a communist state like people seem to fear... After all, we've come closer to former Soviet Russia during the cold war in the last 8 years of Bush than we had in the past century. What's the moral of the lesson here... Maybe rather than a party being communistic, it's the person in power. Go figure we had an extremely conservative president and we seemed to move closer to a Communist dictatorship than ever.

    • 3 years ago
  • Shawamar
  • Tayllerand
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      Tayllerand  
    • I believe that good citizens have the right to protect themselves , the police is out number there is to many criminals on the streets. Remember the old saying " an armed society its a polite society". I believe the bill of right shouldnt be change at all.
      The people that you see on the news going crazy with their guns are people who are under medication like :prozac,zoloft,ritalin,etc .How come there is no investigation about the sides effects of these medications? check all the shootings , all these people were under medication.
      we put the blame on the right to own a gun but we dont put the blame on these drugs.
      Another thing, by the time the police get to your house you are dead.

    • 3 years ago
  • Betico
  • nufsenuf
  • flyingkick
  • hapykap
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      hapykap  
    • The founding father's put in the second amendment for political reasons. Without a check and balance our government would be a Dictatorship and the people will live in fear of their lives.

      Thomas Jefferson said that the government should fear the people and that the power of the people is what keeps the government in check.

      We the global community are the people and when we band together in unity not division we can make government do what we want them to do.

      Conflicts Distractions and Ruses are what keep us fractionalized and in the us and them mentality.

      Live Learn Love Evolve, Create-Greatness and give it away...

    • 3 years ago
  • keeshii768
  • howhispering
  • satanskidney
  • JohnA
  • onechance
  • rightbrain
  • huntre
  • diabolical44
  • Jeffnfun631
  • rightbrain
  • firstnameisdistance
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      firstnameisdistance  
    • if we didnt have the 2nd amendment we would have more killing and also have the threat to Marshall law, if more people carried their own weapons less likely someone would want to pull a gun on you and steal your car. The people who are buying these guns are just standing up for their rights to own them, and they are scared of losing their freedoms, like we all have because yuppie rich brain dead motherfuckers let violence/drugs/poverty ruin our nation and for what another dollar.now they watch us through or tvs, tap or phone calls, go trough our computers. And for what??/ Terrorism?? These are people standing up for FREEDOM!!! not terrorism, we were the terrorist going into other country's and pushing our beliefs, and raping their woman. guns=protection of our freedoms as a WHOLE. what you going to do when we have civil unrest and you have cops and the army doing the same thing they did to the Jews? If more jews owned guns maybe Hitler's faget ass wouldnt have made it so far?? ever think of gun control like that instead of looking at it as who got shot.

      god fucking bless ignorant America..blind to the media that has brainwashed a nation. not everything is just black and white.

      KILL YOUR TV.

    • 3 years ago
  • rightbrain
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      rightbrain  
    • firstnameisdistance:

      'Hitler's faget ass' I love it. It's spelled with an 'o' though.
      You're essentially correct. If America were to ever be ruled by a totalitarian administration (other than the one exiting) then they would step lightly around an armed populous.

    • 3 years ago
  • SANMedia
  • synclaire
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      synclaire  
    • Why the hell are these people so afraid of Democrats stripping their rights away when it's the REPUBLICANS who have been secretly wire tapping us and have put an active army unit on US soil and want to make a 100 mile "constitution free zone" around our borders? I'm all for personal freedoms and the right to own weapons but you should at least have some grip on reality for Christ's sakes.

    • 3 years ago
  • rightbrain
  • csmonut
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      csmonut  
    • synclaire:

      You are soooo right!
      These people are afraid of taking away guns, but I guess it's OK to take away free speech, the right to peaceful assembly, the right to question your government, freedom of the press and be illegally spied upon!

    • 3 years ago
  • currentlyreading
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      currentlyreading  
    • Ok people, If you think Obama has enough free time to deal with the second amendment then I do not think you are thinking about our position in the world and the fact that some people do not have $699 even to spend on healthcare. Than you are sad and selfish and not thinking of the U.S.A. Stop thinking Obama will do the things that have scared republicans for ages. He does not want to and does not have the time.
      This is just bad for Colorado in terms of tourism. Whatever income they had from tourism might be decreased, if people make these type of frivolous purchases. It scares me to think that some of the people who have brought those guns are racist people with some sort of plan.

    • 3 years ago
  • wierdobeardo
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      wierdobeardo  
    • Gun freaks make me nervous. I own a gun even though i've never once felt like I need it. It's locked up so good if anyone did break in it'd take me a while to get it.

      It's a SKS with a 30 round clip, got it and used it for target practice a few times with some friends and locked it up.

      As long as laws keep guns out of the hands of criminals then i'm for gun laws. I've been robbed and at the time if I had a gun too then maybe one of us would have been dead instead of me missing some cash. I don't believe there will ever be a time when I need my SKS for my survival and I doubt i'll ever NEED a gun period.

    • 3 years ago
  • bluestranger
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      bluestranger  
    • Is this a statement about peoples fear of their second ammendmaet rights being currtailed? It seems it is more about the scare tactics that the far right has inflicted on our country for too long now. Home grown terrorist are no better than foreign ones.

    • 3 years ago
  • diabolical44
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      diabolical44  
    • I'm a big proponent of gun ownership. but i really think these people are paranoid nuts. Obama ain't gonna take away your guns. that is such nonsense. he hopefully might make some sensible gun control legislation to stop straw purchasing and stop mentally ill people like the VA tech shooter and the Dimebag Darrell killer from getting their hands on guns and whatnot, but you'll still be able to buy plenty of guns. no worries here.

    • 3 years ago
  • eldamon
  • Moopak
  • justright
  • marlaynek
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      marlaynek  
    • hells yes, your gonna need that gun to protect your Dale jr Nascar memorabilia from them liberals, you may even need to build a wall of Natty ice around your trailer for a barracade.

    • 3 years ago
  • rightbrain
  • nessabing
  • Horntho
  • cantucwearebrothers
  • AmberT
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      AmberT  
    • This is ridiculous. I am a transsexual and I need a gun to defend myself from people like this. I am for guns because I am defenseless, and hated. It is ridiculous how these big burly angry men say they need guns to protect themselves. Your wife needs a gun to protect herself. You will retain your right to have your gun. Now stop being angry, it doesn't make anything better.

    • 3 years ago
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • AmberT:

      Those "big burly angry men" will go down just as quickly as you or I would if we get shot. Stop being so ignorant. If someone is attacking you with a gun, you need a gun to defend yourself. Muscle and hatred doesn't stop bullets.

      Not to mention, I can guarantee you that the people buying these weapons are not going to go out and start shooting up members of the transexual community. Short of the back-water towns tucked back behind the decades of social and technological progress, I think you're pretty safe from an all out lynching. Protect yourself, but stop stereotyping people you don't know. Isn't that what you ask people to do for you???

    • 3 years ago
  • justright
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      justright  
    • Safe sales also climbed by 75%, is this because Obama's going to steal all of the haters money (or is a lot of this due to the economy)?

    • 3 years ago
  • justright
  • TyMarshal
  • Moopak
  • kennyJ
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      kennyJ  
    • McCain's political ads appear to be the highest education level in CO... Maybe this should be entitled "Fearful People do Interesting Things"- However it is their RIGHT to buy guns...

    • 3 years ago
  • Moopak
  • TripFX21
  • shelchak
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      shelchak  
    • This is good evidence of how successful the NRA has been with their Rovian fear-mongering messages, all these years. These are probably the same people who think Obama is a Muslim.... [irol]

    • 3 years ago
  • krush_productions
  • huntre
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      huntre  
    • There's nothing like narrow minded, fear mongering, hate-filled persons with stockpiles of assault weapons at their disposal to make me realize just how desperate the thinning herd of racists have become.
      Jeremiah Wright and William Ayers are nothing compared to this.

    • 3 years ago
  • carmalite
  • tanyetta
  • rightbrain
  • jjeziorski
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • huntre:

      So anyone who has weapons is automatically a racist? Really? That's good to know. Cause I thought people who made blanket stereotypical statements like you are the real bigots!

    • 3 years ago
  • smizzle1
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      smizzle1  
    • there were not automatic assault rifles/weapons when the 2nd amendment was created...am I wrong? I wonder what the founding fathers would have to say about the invention of these dangerous weapons.

    • 3 years ago
  • krush_productions
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      krush_productions  
    • smizzle1:

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gatling_gun
      The Gatling gun was one of the first primitive automatic weapons. Fired by a hand cranked trigger much like those found on cars before starters. It couldn't be fired from anything but a wagon or a wall mount. But no where nears anything as deadly as we carry around now. Not everyone can own automatic weapons. it requires special licenses and a pretty clean criminal record, or a good friend in the arms trade...

    • 3 years ago
  • rightbrain
  • Kylsport
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      Kylsport  
    • smizzle1:

      Neither were TV remote controls and cell phones. Do you get the picture now?

      There is nothing wrong with owning one 45 automatic handgun with 3 clips. Does anyone know where I can buy recharges in bulk if Obama ends up taxing ammunition?

    • 3 years ago
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • smizzle1:

      No these weapons did not exist, but I am positive that the founding fathers would want you to have access to the very weaponry someone attacking you might have. That's the entire point of that Amendment.

      Are you telling me that men with the foresight they had could not foresee that maybe, just maybe weapons technology would continue to get better and perhaps some day there would be a gun that would fire multiple times? Give me a break.

    • 3 years ago
  • pennyharford
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      pennyharford  
    • there was a similar article in our paper last week that I posted. People here really belive Obama will take away all their guns. I talked to a customer (I work retail) last night who said he would not be shoping for Christmas for anyone because he had to save his money to buy automatic weapons! I assured him no one wants to take away his guns. in a word: CRAZY!

    • 3 years ago
  • rightbrain
  • krush_productions
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      krush_productions  
    • Let people buy their guns, if anything its stimulating the economy. I don't know about other parts of the country but in N.M. if you have a traffic violation, you can't get q gun until it's paid. Our waiting period is 2-4 days to process your order, so you can't go home that same day. It would be nice to see a world that involved more peaceful actions towards one another. Unfortunately, that change is still yet to come. On the other hand, if shit does go down, do you want to be the only with a pistol in the middle of an assault rifle firefight? That 30 round clip is starting to sound like a good idea.

    • 3 years ago
  • carmalite
  • rightbrain
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • carmalite:

      And what are you supposed to do in the instance of a band of people attacking your home? You seem to be missing the point, that if things actually get bad enough, society will melt down to mob mentality. You better believe you'll need something that fires fast and straight to ward that off.

      Not to mention the scary proposition that the military could one day be used against the people of this country to maintain control or even martial law. The 2nd Amendment was written by people who fought off an entire government, not a single criminal entering the home.

    • 3 years ago
  • seeker561
  • rightbrain
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • seeker561:

      Oh gag me! He hasn't done a damn thing. The investors are speculating based on what they think is going to happen with him in office. Their speculation is what caused this whole crisis in the first place. So please explain to me how he's helped the economy???

      Please try using substantiated fact instead of ignorant, regurgitated rhetoric.

    • 3 years ago
  • animalia_libero
  • rightbrain
  • fun_size
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      fun_size  
    • animalia_libero:

      I dont know gun control is a tricky tricky thing. Personally i am a stern supporter of the Constitution and feel that it set up excellent guidelines for this nation to follow. However, the second amendment feels a little outdated to me. Now i dont want to ban all guns but i honestly do not see the value of allowing people to buy high powered/automatic/semi-automatic weapons. If you want a weapon for hunting or defense, a hunting rifle or a handgun would do just fine respectively. Having an AK-47 in your home really doesnt do any good for ANYONE.

    • 3 years ago
  • AswegoAsdego
  • Moopak
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      Moopak  
    • Well, someone was shot and killed near Denver last night. That's all the information they have so far, and Colorado doesn't really have bad gang violence like other cities. Just trigger happy methheads.

      Those who are responsible gun owners shouldn't be worried about stricter laws.

    • 3 years ago
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • Moopak:

      I'm not sure how you can compare the entire state of Colorado to individual cities...And Denver has a gang problem, or did you miss that?

      As for "responsible gun owners" not having anything worry about. Yes they do. Obama's policies would only protect weapons used for hunting. That directly undermines the 2nd Amendment protecting the right to organize a militia. How the hell are you supposed to join a militia in times of emergency if you weren't allowed to get a freakin weapon until you joined one??? Militias are supposed to be able to exponentially increase in size as needed.

      Please read some history, don't be a patsy like the rest of society and believe everything you're told.

    • 3 years ago
  • HaloedGriot
  • AveryMoore
  • Kylsport
  • jrig35
  • Moopak
  • TripFX21
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      TripFX21  
    • jrig35:

      I challenge you to find a single gun crime that was committed by a registered gun owner with a registered gun. Seriously, try to find one. You won't because it doesn't happen. It's the criminals buying weapons out of the back of vans you don't want with a gun. Not the legal citizen who would use his weapon to shoot one of those criminals if they entered his home. Please learn some facts before spouting off on people you don't know.

    • 3 years ago
  • BenDorries
  • rightbrain
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