Tag: gun laws

  • Giffords Anti-Gun Organization Rates States On Their Gun Laws

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    In case you’re getting tired of living somewhere with “the best gun laws”: You might want to look into the states with the worst gun laws according to them.  I’d take this all with a grain of salt though, I couldn’t easily see where they got their numbers from.  Regardless, if they aren’t going to…

  • Gun Laws Around The World

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    BuzzFeed attempts to scare us: *hipster voice* OMG GUISE I just am so uncomfortable how the United States gun laws are so relaxed. *eye roll* 2:13 – “What gun laws would you want your country to have?”.  Trick questions… NONE.  Every gun law is an infringement. Damn, apparently BuzzFeed can make up a shitty powerpoint…

  • If Pencils Were Regulated Like Firearms

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    Oh man how true: haha Repeal Gun Laws is nice for this one.  He missed out the Mickey Mouse eraser decoration I used to have… “The mouse thing that goes up”. Thoughts?

  • Connecticut Gun Laws Are Irritating

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    The sarcasm and condescension is great: From the same guys that brought us the video about buying a gun in Massachusetts. Scary stuff.  haha I knew what was going to be next as soon as the “Do you know Greek?” part came. Thoughts? Hat tip: Noah

  • Michael Bloomberg On Stronger Gun Laws

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    The man speaks from his ivory tower surrounded by armed guards: I don’t understand why the police officers across this country don’t stand up collectively and say we’re going to go on strike, we’re not going to protect you unless you the public, through your legislature do what’s require to keep us safe. -Michael Bloomberg…

  • A Discussion About Gun Laws

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    The gun store guys discuss gun laws, ordinances, etc.. in different states: The point they are trying to make is that the laws should be the same for every American, no matter where they live.  I totally agree with that. Thoughts?  Do you think ownership, purchase, carry, etc… restrictions are for the greater good?