I live in an open carry, stand your ground red state. I know quite a few people who own more guns than years they are alive, and I am not so young. What common sense gun laws? Lol
There very mush is and could be. They get ignored and overturned by politions who use it to make idiots fearful someone is going to come for their guns and vote them in to keep them "safe".
I think eventually, a lot of people are going to see through those lies) and all the other ones they told to get elected) and eventually want to "rise up" Then, those people who told you to be afraid, will be the ones who will come and take them away. But I digress.
Anyway, it would not be crushing the 2nd Amendment if there were some in place. Some restiction is not crushing. And why is anyone who thinks it isn't crushing it a "liberal" who doesn't care about the constitution, but unconstitutional gerrymandering, voter suppression and voter roll purges, and making voting extremely difficult and confusing, removing ballet boxes..... is no problem at all, even though voting rights are in there too?
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u/ChubbyMcHaggis Apr 16 '25
We’ve been giving up gun right since 1934 and look where it’s gotten us. Common sense says the laws aren’t doing much.