August 28, 2011
While firearms manufacturers have a right to lobby against this legislation and explain their objections to it, it is inappropriate to wield the jobs of hundreds of workers as a weapon. Micro-stamping does not place any significant burden on the sale or manufacture of guns. It is not a ban or an arduous tax. It merely requires the engraving of a serial number in one more place on the weapon. If a state legislature decides micro-stamping is appropriate, it should not be forced to choose between citizens’ lives and citizens’ livelihood.
Massachusetts has had gun-control laws for almost three centuries, and the
At the core of most left beliefs is ignorance of realuty. Like the 8 year olds I often compare them with they come up with an astoundingly unworkable ideas and propose them as if they were real solutions. This micro stamping idea has been floated before and debunked before. But, like the mantra the left often uses "we went to the moon so why can't we do this" there is no realistic understanding of economics or technology...just a simple minded solution offered to quell the uneasiness of reality. One of the comments asks why we don't crack down on anonymous gun transfers, huh? There is also a general call for tougher sentences but, when the opportunity arises these liberal people will always find a way to let the criminals get off easy. Ask any of these gun haters if they are pro capital punishment.
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