Maryland House Democrats introduced a controversial gun safety bill requiring gun owners to forfeit their ability to wear or carry without firearm liability insurance.
Introduced by Del. Terri Hill, D-Howard County, the legislation would prohibit the “wear or carry” of a gun anywhere in the state unless the individual has obtained a liability insurance policy of at least $300,000.
"A person may not wear or carry a firearm unless the person has obtained and it covered by liability insurance issued by an insurer authorized to do business in the State under the Insurance Article to cover claims for property damage, bodily injury, or death arising from an accident resulting from the person’s use or storage of a firearm or up to $300,000 for damages arising from the same incident, in addition to interest and costs,” the proposed Maryland legislation reads.
Yes, atf form 4473 which coincides with an FBI background check to verify the info. See, you said:
Well, turns out, that if you’re under 18 or have a history of felony animal abuse, you can’t pass that! “Threats of death and rape” seems to be more of a “I don’t feel like dealing with this” scenario from the cops, fix that, not being able to protect yourself.
Oh I understood I’m just making fun of you for your not at all thought out takes.
“The democrats don’t support gun rights at all so to buy them you typically buy them from right wingers” then start some left wing gun companies and advertise, I’d love to buy a gun from an employee owned business, problem is one would have to “exist.” You should start one.
Ah so by your logic since I can rent a uhaul and fill it up with fertilizer car bombs are legal, huh? Not even a NICs check!
Wrong again cheesedick, private sale to a prohibited purchaser is also illegal.
That’s right, legal gun owners again! The ones with zero obligation to properly secure their firearms, who leave them sitting in gloveboxes and drawers in case they need to murder a minority real quick.
Oh word we’re back to victim blaming?
I agree.
Sure, assuming they’re stronger, faster, and/or better trained in knife fighting than the assailant, and the assailant doesn’t have a gun (legal OR illegal).
Well, frankly either way, they can try to knife fight the guy now stronger or not, it just may not play out well for them. Actually this (people carrying knives for defense) happens a lot, I’d wager much more than the ~25% of civilians that are CCW holders.
See, here’s one.
Toys like butterfly knives and all that silly shit? Get you a real tool, a glock. But anyway yes sorry to say that while the option is available, the physical properties of a distance tool like a firearm and a short range melee weapon are indeed different, and it will affect the outcome. You seem to have a hard time grasping “physical reality,” are you ok?
Not by anyone with a physical disability, better hope their able bodied handler is around to James Bond the knife away from the attacker.
Hey that’s my line, you’re the one trying to disarm women.
Cute! You don’t know that methodology is always questioned, and you think having people doubt it automatically means it isn’t true! Guess with all the flat earthers the world isn’t actually round, and since people doubted the covid vaccines you must also be an antivaxxer.
Couldn’t find it but you must have it, yes?
Hol’ up, you’re the one who said other countries have no crime, thanks for refuting yourself.
Hmm interesting, almost like the proliferation of arms has less to do with crime than you purport.
Well seeing as how firearms can only legally be used to prevent death or grievous bodily injury, the other option is “death or grievous bodily injury.” Out of the two I pick “shoot the other guy,” myself, but you’re free to accept death as you wish.
Hopefully never having to use it, but if I do, my “fantasy” is making it home at the end of the day in tact and alive, if a little shook up from my experience. Seeing as firearms are only to be used to prevent death or grievous bodily injury, the other option is “that.”
Eehhh idk about bank…
Nah she offered, seemed like she really wanted that nickel and I felt bad for her. Was just gonna give it to her but she insisted, you know grandmas. Sent me out with a plate of food too, nice lady.
Duh, what’re you some kinda idiot? Although, you did mention 3 or 4 times that it’s legal now but I don’t have the permit.
Not me
Me
I don’t want to hear about what you and your knives do for fun.
this is also terribly formatted holy shit the brainrot is contagious
I’m literally just trolling this idiot this isn’t being graded. Speaking of formatting however sentences begin with a capital letter and end with punctuation. Yours should say:
OH when you said “this” you meant your comment, I see.
Nah, I meant your comment for sure. I’d also, you know. trolling isn’t a great uhhhh use of the space on the website, I would say. Violation of rule 4 and all that. Also, not a particularly good excuse for having badly formatted content. Whenever I troll, I make sure I’m doing it with long paragraphs on paragraphs of text, to really be thorough. If you were critiquing my formatting, you’d probably be better off critiquing the disjointed and staccato nature of the comment itself. It has three relatively discontinuous parts, I’d say the two latter parts are somewhat superfluous, is the comment itself really worth it, apparently not, etc. I’m effectively saying that your critiques are kind of surface level.
I’d also submit that you and the other guy have had the same exact critique of my comments, which is funny. I’d also say that both of your critiques are kind of moot, since my comments are only like, a line or two at most, and both of you seemed to understand them perfectly well and without flaw. Capitalization is only really necessary when you’re seeking to distinguish one sentence from another in a larger paragraph of body of text. If anyone should be throwing that by the wayside, it should be the both of you, since you’re both so keen on line-breaking after every sentence.
If your trolling was being graded, which it is, it would be getting a D, for more reasons than just the formatting. I’m gonna also scribble down one of those notes in big red capital letters that says “APPLY YOURSELF” at the top of the page.
how bout u talk bout something ne1 carez about
Edit to add: Btw, idk what you mean by “the other guy’s comments,” but if you mean the guy I was talking to, politicalasshole or whatever his name was:
You do realize I was directly copying his formatting, right?
Okay, so we’re in agreement that you think filling out a form is hard. Don’t worry though, the pro-gun community has got your back and that form isn’t needed for private sales.
We’re really starting to find some common ground now with you acknowledging that the current laws and proceedures aren’t working.
Unfortunately, you seem confused about whose problem it is again. These are the laws you’re defending, conspicuously failing and resulting in the deaths of children.
If you want me to implement laws I support, I’m happy to do that, but you’re not going to like them. On the bright side, if they habitually fail and arm terrorists, abusers and criminals, then you can demand I fix the laws.
And I will, because my laws don’t rely on people having an acceptable amount of innocent people murdered because of proceedural mistakes or poor coverage.
Can’t you offer any solutions except “you should fix this my problems for me”. Why am I supposed to work to fix your laws? Why am I supposed to run the gun company you want? Aren’t gun owners meant to be all fiercely independent? All I’m seeing here is the learned helplessness of a spoiled child.
You will absolutely get a visit from their FBI if you start buying the materials needed to fill a truck with explosives. Thankfully, we don’t let dumb motherfuckers write and enforce those laws.
Don’t know if you’re being stupid or dishonest but it’s only illegal if you know for a fact that they’re a prohibited person.
“Back” to the point you never made? They’d have to be the victim for it to be victim blaming.
Remember, I’m not advocating “people should be charged with a crime when their responsibly stored firearms are stolen”, I’m advocating that people should be charged with a crime when their negligently stored firearms are accessed by a prohibited person.
A policy that “responsible gun owners” oppose of course. For some reason it’s important to them that being responsible is optional and being irresponsible isn’t punished.
It’s like having a group of people who constantly say “I would never drive if I was drunk and I don’t think anybody should” but then fiercely oppose DUI laws, despite reading daily headlines about how another of their members killed 2 people in a crash when they were drunk.
Not going to bother engaging on that one. You already said something so self-absorbed and fucked in the head that there’s nothing I could say to make you look worse.
In fact, I’m just going to wrap up the comment here and not bother replying again.
I was looking forward to making fun of you for trying to insult my mother by saying you pay old ladies for sex but really, nobody with a mind worth changing is reading this far.
Well, lying on that form while showing ID and fooling the FBI’s instant background check is hard, yes. I like how you consistently ignore the literal FBI saying “yeah he’s clear” and continue to push “it’s just paper bro.” It’s cute, really, you’re the only one who believes yourself.
Well give people access to NICs then. Btw it’s illegal to sell to a prohibited possessor, so you better be careful selling to strangers, PS is supposed to be between people you know fairly well and if you sell to a stranger with a felony record you get punished as well. Most people selling to strangers only will if they show a CCW permit, even for rifles, because to get those permits you have to pass a NICs check as well so it works as a proxy.
But by all means keep pretending. Hey quick question, you ever even been to the US?
I can agree with you there, procedures* btw, but it isn’t the gun laws I want changed, I want better enforcement of other laws that would preclude one from firearms ownership. For instance Parkland, Broward Co had received upwards of 44 calls about Cruz before the shooting, many of which could have given him enough of a record to be denied in NICs, but they didn’t do their fucking job. There was also a church shooting in Texas where an ex Air Force guy who had been Dishonorably Discharged (which bans them from guns) hadn’t had the DD inputted into NICs and he was able to get it, the Air Force should have done their job and reported it to NICs. Thankfully a guy across the street heard the shots and ran over with his rifle to kill the shooter. Furthermore I think the best way to address our gun violence is addressing the underlying issues. It’s harder, but the payoff is greater, and we’ll have to fix them anyway e>!!<ventually because gun violence isn’t the only problem created by things like wealth inequality.
LOL no, you’re the one crying about how buying guns is buying from right wingers, the problem is yours. I’m chillin lol. My suggestion that “you should open up DemGunWorld®™” is what we refer to in the business as “flippant.”
I couldn’t find if anyone does track it but they have proposed tracking it in 2011:
“As it’s proposed, the ‘Ammonium Nitrate Security Program’ would require those who purchase, sell or transfer at least 25 pounds of the chemical in the U.S. to register with the government so that they may be screened against U.S. terror watch lists,”
So even if they do track it, buy 20lbs, wait a while, buy 20lbs, wait a while…
Looks like that may have died though, latest I can find is from 2011 proposing it, I think nobody does. Would have been DHS btw not FBI.
…so you ARE stupid? It is literally the same people who write and inforce gun laws. You think we have a special “gun law only” congress and police forces/agencies? And as I’ve said I’m pretty sure that proposed regulation never went anywhere.
Have reasonable suspicion, not know. But that’s a risk you can take for yourself, people have been charged. I for one am not stupid enough to take it. May work out fine, may get a prison tour and your rights to guns and voting stripped, the trade off for “making $500” isn’t worth it.
See heres the issue with that, you likely think that a safe is the only way to store them “safely” enough for you, but as the laws are set up that isn’t always possible (say a carrier leaving it in the car at the bank), it is still behind a locked door however, and for me having someone invade your locked house or car to get your gun is enough to put the onus on the intruder rather than the victim of theft. Take me for example, I live alone and when I’m not home the gun comes with me, do I need a safe to stop my cats from commiting a mass shooting? Unlikely. Could someone break in? Yes, but it isn’t there unless I am too, and again I say if they kick in a door the onus is on them, rather than me, the victim of this violent crime.
Negligent discharges, especially causing injury or death but also in general, are punished. Of course, if a gun negligently discharges in the forest and nobody is around to hear it, yeah the guy probably doesn’t snitch on himself, sure. Of course, if you drove with a BAC of 0.08 and made it home fine you wouldn’t call the cops and snitch on yourself either.
HALLELUJIA! There is a god! I didn’t think you had the ability to realize you were wrong!