see the problem you have is you dont know dick about my condition, so trying to offer legal opinions based on a few vague forum posts is pretty retarded. and you dont need a waiver for just having a mental illness.
What most antigun persons seem to miss is that shooting is a legitimate legal past time/sport, so is hunting, people often confuse legal hunting and poaching I see it in the media all the time. Nothing wrong with legal hunting, it's in our DNA. We need people to shoot and control pests, professional shooters out my way can shoot 2-300 wild pigs in a few hours on a single property using a helicopter and semiautomatic rifles. Some recreational hunters come out here and will legally cull 20, 30, 40 etc wild pigs in a day or week depending on their skill.
I can be out at night or early hours driving to work and see 50 wild pigs in a single night.
We have people from Victoria that drive up here just to hunt wild pigs, they spend money and save the farmers thousands.
What's the general consensus amongst land owners up your way Mick, are they generally receptive to responsible people approaching them to hunt on their properties?
and what drug and dose is it?
Thank you kindly for that, much appreciated. Please excuse my ignorance in this area sir, but is registering a gun the equivalent to registering a vehicle? In that if I see a hit and run, and grab the rego number of that car, it can be traced back to its registered owner. Anything like that with guns, and if not, why register them? Again, thank you for the information you're providing.@Fadi; I don't think it's quite so black and white. Many gun owners in the US can accept the fact that there has to be some regulation of people, and that is the NRA's stance. The thing they are pushing for is better enforcement of existing laws, rather than opportunistic politicians using appeals to emotion and executive overreach to secure their "legacy". There is a minority who want any and all regulation done away with, that is unlikely to happen.
Gun registries are a complete and utter waste of time, Canada did away with theirs due to the fact that the registry was shown to be of nil crime fighting value, and cost the taxpayers millions, much like the firearms registries here.
Dude, you and your Genics alter ego talked about being on some pretty serious S8 anti-psychotic medications. I don't give a shit what dose you use, you probably will lie about that now that you have been busted. If you even use. If you even exist.
If you are the person your online character suggests you are, you shouldn't even be on a domestic flight without restraints and a psych nurse.
None of your or Genics online history stacks up and there are deficiencies in your stories I could fly an airbus through.
@Fadi; I don't think it's quite so black and white. Many gun owners in the US can accept the fact that there has to be some regulation of people, and that is the NRA's stance. The thing they are pushing for is better enforcement of existing laws, rather than opportunistic politicians using appeals to emotion and executive overreach to secure their "legacy". There is a minority who want any and all regulation done away with, that is unlikely to happen.
Gun registries are a complete and utter waste of time, Canada did away with theirs due to the fact that the registry was shown to be of nil crime fighting value, and cost the taxpayers millions, much like the firearms registries here.
Can Von fly an airbus?
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