So gun shows don't allowed loaded weapons to enter the premise. Why the hell not? Wouldn't everyone just shoot the attacker?

Can someone explain the logic here?

confused Wrote:
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> So gun shows don't allowed loaded weapons to enter
> the premise. Why the hell not? Wouldn't everyone
> just shoot the attacker?
>
> Can someone explain the logic here?

Yeah, there are plenty of undercover cops and feds in the place to take care of any issues.

Please stop trolling.

Go back to your video games troll.

let the real men deal with real guns.

jkfhffg Wrote:
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> confused Wrote:
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> > So gun shows don't allowed loaded weapons to
> enter
> > the premise. Why the hell not? Wouldn't
> everyone
> > just shoot the attacker?
> >
> > Can someone explain the logic here?
>
> Yeah, there are plenty of undercover cops and feds
> in the place to take care of any issues.
>
> Please stop trolling.

What do you mean trolling? I thought the answer to a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. At a gun show, there will plenty of good guys with a gun so what's the concern?

confused Wrote:
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> What do you mean trolling? I thought the answer
> to a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.
> At a gun show, there will plenty of good guys with
> a gun so what's the concern?

Nobody at the gun show is concerned. You are the one concerned. Like I said, there ARE plenty of good guys at the gun show with loaded weapons.

It's past your bedtime Johnny. Get your mommy to go tuck you in.

It's gust a jew trap. Private purchase in Virginia.

Short answer- niggers don't attend gun shows. Too many cops around. Therefore, no worries about crime or violence.

Now finish that cocoa and get in your jammies.
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> confused Wrote:
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>
> > What do you mean trolling? I thought the
> answer
> > to a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a
> gun.
> > At a gun show, there will plenty of good guys
> with
> > a gun so what's the concern?
>
> Nobody at the gun show is concerned. You are the
> one concerned. Like I said, there ARE plenty of
> good guys at the gun show with loaded weapons.
>
> It's past your bedtime Johnny. Get your mommy to
> go tuck you in.

So they break the law and sneak it in. That doesn't answer the question of why it's prohibited in the first place.

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>
> So they break the law and sneak it in. That
> doesn't answer the question of why it's prohibited
> in the first place.

The rightards won't answer this head on because it's, surprise, hypocritical. It's simply too dangerous to allow people to carry locked and loaded weapons into a gun store.

Though, to their twisted logic, it's perfectly safe to carry it into schools, parks, theaters, etc.

They take no risk when their asses are on the line.

Fuck nut liars and hypocrits.

tone deaf is a progressive libtard and doesn't understand corporate liability due to accidents. The show itself is not the issue. The owners of the property do not allow loaded weapons.

tone deaf and the OP play tummy sticks in their ridiculously large amount of spare time

The gun dealers at the show are allowed to carry loaded guns, that plus State Troopers present and all kinds of firearms with ammo galore that the troopers may need in a emergency available make gun shows the safest place in the DMV to be.

People who carry concealed may want to try out holsters and disarming presents a danger to anyone including police that have to unload a firearm. So only the dealers and police carry loaded guns at the gun shows. A loaded gun carried should be treated like a sleeping dog and let it be , don't mess with it.

I'm Ok With That Your OK with That I hope.

tone deaf Wrote:
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> confused Wrote:
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>
> >
> > So they break the law and sneak it in. That
> > doesn't answer the question of why it's
> prohibited
> > in the first place.
>
> The rightards won't answer this head on because
> it's, surprise, hypocritical. It's simply too
> dangerous to allow people to carry locked and
> loaded weapons into a gun store.
>
> Though, to their twisted logic, it's perfectly
> safe to carry it into schools, parks, theaters,
> etc.
>
> They take no risk when their asses are on the
> line.
>
> Fuck nut liars and hypocrits.

Correct. You win.

jsdfghcdfg Wrote:
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> tone deaf is a progressive libtard and doesn't
> understand corporate liability due to accidents.
> The show itself is not the issue. The owners of
> the property do not allow loaded weapons.
>
> tone deaf and the OP play tummy sticks in their
> ridiculously large amount of spare time


Unlike schools, theaters, restaurants, etc. But you wackos don't have a problem bitching about the right right to carry there.

I also heard the NRA banned guns at their national conference.

You guys really are douchebags. Really.

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> People who carry concealed may want to try out
> holsters and disarming presents a danger to anyone
> including police that have to unload a firearm. So
> only the dealers and police carry loaded guns at
> the gun shows. A loaded gun carried should be
> treated like a sleeping dog and let it be , don't
> mess with it.

How many people are trying holsters there? 90% so they have to ban everyone? Whatever. Guns are incredibly dangerous (even to the trained) and it's obvious by this discussion that even you idiots realize that.

Why push it on the general public when you don't even trust yourselves to handle it correctly.

tone deaf Wrote:
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> jsdfghcdfg Wrote:
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> > tone deaf is a progressive libtard and doesn't
> > understand corporate liability due to
> accidents.
> > The show itself is not the issue. The owners of
> > the property do not allow loaded weapons.
> >
> > tone deaf and the OP play tummy sticks in their
> > ridiculously large amount of spare time
>
>
> Unlike schools, theaters, restaurants, etc. But
> you wackos don't have a problem bitching about the
> right right to carry there.
>
> I also heard the NRA banned guns at their national
> conference.
>
> You guys really are douchebags. Really.


Your point is still moot. Theaters, restaurants, etc have every right to ban weapons. The NRA did not ban weapons. The private property management did not allow weapons.

Arguing with you is pointless because you have zero common sense and don't understand basic liability risk.

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> Double Action Jackson Wrote:
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> Why push it on the general public when you don't
> even trust yourselves to handle it correctly.

Gun enthusiasts have not pushed you to try guns or carry guns. We just ask you and Hussein Obama to uphold the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution.

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> Your point is still moot. Theaters, restaurants,
> etc have every right to ban weapons. The NRA did
> not ban weapons. The private property management
> did not allow weapons.
>
> Arguing with you is pointless because you have
> zero common sense and don't understand basic
> liability risk.

Of course you don't find it the least bit hypocritical that you guys push the agenda to allow weapons everywhere but ban them at your own functions (if, it is in fact, the establishment that bans it, then pick another that doesn't-- this argument is moot and/or ridiculously ignorant for a guy with common sense).

tone deaf, you are just deaf

Good night

jkdfed Wrote:
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> tone deaf, you are just deaf
>
> Good night

Can't answer the question, eh?

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> Of course YOU don't find it the least bit
> hypocritical that you guys push the agenda to
> allow weapons everywhere but (YOU) ban them at YOUR own
> functions

WE (responsible gun owners) push the agenda but WE don't ban them from functions. Property management companies may not want guns due to insurance costs. Not having loaded weapons at functions doesn't mean that the message on responsible gun ownership and preserving the rights under the 2nd Amendment isn't the same.

By the way, the NRA DIDN'T ban weapons at the convention:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/guns/nraban.asp


However, the NRA did not in any way ban the carrying of guns at their convention; rather, the rumor to that effect stemmed from a misunderstanding of varying convention practices, local regulations, and existing laws.

The NRA convention is a very large event, with expected attendance in the range of 70,000 to 80,000 persons, and will sprawl multiple venues. At the primary venue, Music City Center, gun owners with proper carry permits can indeed bring their guns with them during the association's convention. However, one of the auxiliary venues, the Bridgestone Arena (which will be hosting an NRA-sponsored concert by country music artist Alan Jackson and comedian Jeff Foxworthy), is a private venue that prohibits the possession of firearms, and attendees are bound to follow its regulations when they are in that particular arena. When attendees are at other convention locales, such as the main exhibit hall, they will be free to carry firerms in a manner consistent with state law.

So, go fuck yourself.

jkwefghf Wrote:
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> tone deaf Wrote:
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>
> > Of course YOU don't find it the least bit
> > hypocritical that you guys push the agenda to
> > allow weapons everywhere but (YOU) ban them at
> YOUR own
> > functions
>
> WE (responsible gun owners) push the agenda but WE
> don't ban them from functions. Property management
> companies may not want guns due to insurance
> costs. Not having loaded weapons at functions
> doesn't mean that the message on responsible gun
> ownership and preserving the rights under the 2nd
> Amendment isn't the same.
>
> By the way, the NRA DIDN'T ban weapons at the
> convention:
>
> http://www.snopes.com/politics/guns/nraban.asp
>
>
> However, the NRA did not in any way ban the
> carrying of guns at their convention; rather, the
> rumor to that effect stemmed from a
> misunderstanding of varying convention practices,
> local regulations, and existing laws.
>
> The NRA convention is a very large event, with
> expected attendance in the range of 70,000 to
> 80,000 persons, and will sprawl multiple venues.
> At the primary venue, Music City Center, gun
> owners with proper carry permits can indeed bring
> their guns with them during the association's
> convention. However, one of the auxiliary venues,
> the Bridgestone Arena (which will be hosting an
> NRA-sponsored concert by country music artist Alan
> Jackson and comedian Jeff Foxworthy), is a private
> venue that prohibits the possession of firearms,
> and attendees are bound to follow its regulations
> when they are in that particular arena. When
> attendees are at other convention locales, such as
> the main exhibit hall, they will be free to carry
> firerms in a manner consistent with state law.
>
> So, go fuck yourself.

Hostile and irrational. You probably shouldn't own firearms.

Responsible? Wrote:
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> Hostile and irrational. You probably shouldn't own
> firearms.

Irrational is a lack of logic or reason. What was posted is very rational and explained that the NRA did not ban guns from their conference.

As for "go fuck yourself", that was said because I meant it.

Sleep well, Libtard.

jkwefghf Wrote:
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> tone deaf Wrote:
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>
> > Of course YOU don't find it the least bit
> > hypocritical that you guys push the agenda to
> > allow weapons everywhere but (YOU) ban them at
> YOUR own
> > functions
>
> WE (responsible gun owners) push the agenda but WE
> don't ban them from functions. Property management
> companies may not want guns due to insurance
> costs. Not having loaded weapons at functions
> doesn't mean that the message on responsible gun
> ownership and preserving the rights under the 2nd
> Amendment isn't the same.
>

So we do you push to allow to allow loaded guns in public places and not get up in arms about gun shows banning them (as I mentioned, pick another venue if management disallows them. That would be more inline with your policies of guns, guns, everywhere). Why are you not picketing the management? Calling the news stations? Getting the NRA to do something about it?

tone deaf Wrote:
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> jkwefghf Wrote:
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> > tone deaf Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> >
> > > Of course YOU don't find it the least bit
> > > hypocritical that you guys push the agenda to
> > > allow weapons everywhere but (YOU) ban them
> at
> > YOUR own
> > > functions
> >
> > WE (responsible gun owners) push the agenda but
> WE
> > don't ban them from functions. Property
> management
> > companies may not want guns due to insurance
> > costs. Not having loaded weapons at functions
> > doesn't mean that the message on responsible
> gun
> > ownership and preserving the rights under the
> 2nd
> > Amendment isn't the same.
> >
>
> So we do you push to allow to allow loaded guns in
> public places and not get up in arms about gun
> shows banning them (as I mentioned, pick another
> venue if management disallows them. That would be
> more inline with your policies of guns, guns,
> everywhere). Why are you not picketing the
> management? Calling the news stations? Getting
> the NRA to do something about it?

You really are stupid.

Where'sFruppie? Wrote:
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>
> You really are stupid.

Great defense. Typical wacko logic: do as we say, not as we do.

from a guntard:

list of gun ban stores?

I think it would be nice to know in advance of any store that disrespects our rights. Ill start.

Guitar center.

Don't get out much do you?

Starbucks. Target. Chipolte. Buffalo Wild Wings. All ban guns. Actually, pretty much every chain. Nobody wants the crazies.

"give up your guns, boys. The only ones you're gonna need are between your legs"
Wyatt Earp, 1994