Fair enough..

genie twat.........anyone remember "I dream of Jeanie"?

sorry.....old fart stuff again

It's uncanny, but your approaching Leadeater stupid status..

Okay, here is your chance to prove the sheer genius you posess...

With your great plan, how many lives will be saved? How will it affect crime rates?

Is that compared to your kick the can down the road idea?

Is it a question you can actually intelligently answer with some sort of reasonable back up?

If you posses the sheer genius you proclaim, this should be a pretty simple question to answer that you should have already addressed when you came up with your plan..

I'll tell you what I know, after experiencing first hand the military requirements one must posses in order to be qualified to operate a assault weapon, it seems the civilian version could use some qualification and competency requirements.
Would it save lives, I really can't say, but in over 25 years in the military, with hundreds of thousands of people armed with all kinds of assault weapons and side arms, I don't recall anyone running amuck and killing everyone in site.
You might call this lack of carnage a coincidence, but I think it's training, which is the root of the problem, to many people owning guns with zero training.

Unfortunately, there are legislators who think like Illahee.

Florida state Sen. Audrey Gibson (D-Jacksonville) introduced the bill on Saturday, which stipulates ammunition purchasers must go through a three-day waiting period to buy any ammo if they have not completed anger management courses. The bill would mandate that ammo buyers take the anger management course every 10 years.

Of course, Gibson claims that her legislation will keep police officers and the public safe.

“This is not about guns,” she told Fox News. “This is about ammunition and not only for the safety of the general community, but also for the safety of law enforcement.”

With ammunition prices soaring due to talk of gun control, many gun owners have been purchasing ammunition in bulk to prepare for shortages. Gibson said this really concerns her.

“It’s about getting people to think, really, about how much ammunition they need,” Gibson added. “It’s a step, I think, in a safer direction. It’s about getting people to think before they buy.”

I only think like I have been trained, assault weapons require training and certification to safely operate, putting potentially devastating power into untrained hands is a recipe for disaster, as we have seen over and over again.

I only think like I have been trained, assault weapons require training and certification to safely operate, putting potentially devastating power into untrained hands is a recipe for disaster, as we have seen over and over again.