... when it allows a black teenager who shot and killed a white 40 years old guy holding a stick not to be charged of murder ?
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/08/08/tyrone-pierson-stand-your-ground_n_3725858.html
In Finland no one carry a gun except the police.
When the children have the confidence to go anywhere anytime it would be amusing if the adult-who does not have a gun- not dare to do so.
Carrying weapons is just crazy... When I see woman carrying knife or guns in her bag, that's like a signal inside my head saying to stay away from that bitch, it's sign of violent nature for me. Weapons are meant for attacking. not defending, their purpose is to hurt someone not scare someone away or for self-defence. Those kind of people just keep saying it's for self-defence, but earlier or later they end up using them for any ridiculously stupid reasons after getting little bit drunk and stab someone couple times because her/his face wasn't pretty enough to stand close to her/him. Huge surprise that attackers with weapons are often just sissies who panic and shoot anything moving or run away easily, while people who carry weapons in their pockets for "self-defence" tend to strike their attackers at least 10 times to be sure he/she won't be moving anymore. It's like some excuse to stab someone to relief some anger...
Here is a little test. When you go to date, have a small cream cupcake, push it into a womans face out of nowhere and see her reaction. If she instanlty throws her drink on your face angrily or slaps you to face, she is furious woman who relied instantly to violence and revenge without even asking and gets -2 points. If she looks at you for a moment with WTF, then slaps you, she has that violent side with her too and gets -1 points still. If she laughs for it or does anything playful, she definetly has some humour and thats going to be +1 points. It's a kind of panic situation, it's easy to say one could react differently, but when bear attacks suddenly, people either react by attacking it like beastmen, pee in their panties and freeze being unable to move or then they already ran the fuck away during reading this. Cycle of revenge with lack communications can easily kill otherways good relationship, when little bit of talking could have saved all the trouble.
Yeah, normal people don't carry handguns so much, but there are crazy people with other weapons and it's usually some rarer criminals with actual guns. Having weapons in home usually as a part of some hobby/hunting then again is another thing, but it's a strange enough hobby to collect weapons at all.
Here is a little test. When you go to date, have a small cream cupcake, push it into a womans face out of nowhere and see her reaction. If she instanlty throws her drink on your face angrily or slaps you to face, she is furious woman who relied instantly to violence and revenge without even asking and gets -2 points. If she looks at you for a moment with WTF, then slaps you, she has that violent side with her too and gets -1 points still. If she laughs for it or does anything playful, she definetly has some humour and thats going to be +1 points. It's a kind of panic situation, it's easy to say one could react differently, but when bear attacks suddenly, people either react by attacking it like beastmen, pee in their panties and freeze being unable to move or then they already ran the fuck away during reading this. Cycle of revenge with lack communications can easily kill otherways good relationship, when little bit of talking could have saved all the trouble.
Just because it's a private sale, doesn't mean you can forgo the licensing process. In fact, private sale of fully automatic weapons is completely illegal. The process is, your friend...if legally owning the weapon, whats for your FBI back round check to clear...easily a year...more under obama and holder. When you receive the okay, and you purchase your tax stamp, I think around a hundred $100, maybe $200, he takes the gun to a licensed class 3 dealer, and you bring your tax stamp, and transfer paper work is completed. He collects a fee for doing it, and the ATF is notified. In fact, if that gun leaves your home FOR ANY REASON, you are required by federal law, to notify the ATF of the transfer of that weapon, when going to the range...even if it's a half a mile down the road, but especially if it involves crossing any State boarders. Any fire arm of a fully automatic nature that is purchased, must be produced before either 1986, or 1984...I'm not sure of the year. No parts for any fully automatic weapons may be produced before those years either. If the gun was purchased as a semi automatic weapon, and your friend converted it, you are in violation of federal law, and could be looking at up wards of 10 to 15 years in a federal prison. Converting is far worse then buying one that was produced that way, but bought under the table, so to speak. If you inherit a fire arm from a relative that has passed, the fire arm must be turned over to the ATF, until you can pass a back round check, and purchase your stamp...if you choose to sell it, or cannot pass the check, the ATF takes possession until a buyer is found, and they turn it over to that person, once all of the paper work is completed. A weapon that is fully automatic, would be a "select fire" weapon, if it can't be fired either way, and there is no selector switch, it is a converted firearm, and possession of it, a serious felony. Serious means, the ATF, and or FBI, will prosecute, and plunder you to the fullest extent of the law, and neither have the SLIGHTEST sense of humor, especially when it comes to weapons violations. Federal time, is served to it's full extent...10 years means 10 years, not 9 years, 364 days, 23 hours, and 59 minutes...IT MEANS 10 YEARS.
Im not a rifle fan I have an Uzi also just because I found a good deal on one and its easy in close quarters. My mossberg 12 is my home protection along with my bed side glock 40 my 38 is in my purse so Im pretty comfortable and confident with the current setupI would like a Beretta so that might be my next gun purchase
You will never understand because first you have never been a member of the NRA nor a gun owner in the USA, second you don't have family in the USA whose members are all gun owners and third you have never been threatened at gun point. In Europe, the law abiding citizens can only be victims and aren't able to shoot a scumbag otherwise they go in Jail.I really can't understand all these gun loving US citizens.
Take a look at europe for example: Here it is normal not to have a gun and life here is working real fine without them.