HB86 Creates the crime of unlawfully supplying a child with an Uzi submachine gun

[infringed]

House Bill 86 looks to make it a crime to transfer, even temporarily (e.g., use in supervised target practice), an "Uzi submachinegun" to anyone 12 years of age or younger. I see this easily turning into illegally supplying anyone under 12 with a scary looking weapon -- like an AR15.

 

[323MAR]

To hell with the dirtbag commies! Here we go again! Some useless commie legislator tries to pass a useless bill in order to avoid doing anything meaningful or important. We have important issues to deal with and POS Norton wants to waste our time and money with this commie crap.
No more commie or Nazi gun control laws! If anything, we need to repeal the gun control laws we already have. We have plenty of criminal laws to punish those who commit crimes with guns or criminal negligence.

 

[sliguns]

To hell with the dirtbag commies! Here we go again! Some useless commie legislator tries to pass a useless bill in order to avoid doing anything meaningful or important. We have important issues to deal with and POS Norton wants to waste our time and money with this commie crap.
No more commie or Nazi gun control laws! If anything, we need to repeal the gun control laws we already have. We have plenty of criminal laws to punish those who commit crimes with guns or criminal negligence.

 

[Akajun]

Filed by Barbara Norton, no surprise there.

 

[tunatuk]

Probably in response to that video where the little girl is at the range who killed the firearms instructor/trainer with an Uzi a while back...wasn't she pretty young?

 

[madwabbit]

Probably in response to that video where the little girl is at the range who killed the firearms instructor/trainer with an Uzi a while back...wasn't she pretty young?

9 iirc. Which is exactly why liberals get fuel for antics like this - unless you make it a felony, someone out there is fing stupid enough to put an automatic weapon into a childs hands. The country is literally so stupid that you have to police stupid, because if you dont people will die from overdose.

 

[Halcyon00]

They have been doing it for a while. It's not like this was a testing run. That instructor just placed too much faith in her and her ability to control the weapon


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[madwabbit]

They have been doing it for a while. It's not like this was a testing run. That instructor just placed too much faith in her and her ability to control the weapon


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yeah, he was stupid. thats what I said.

 

[whitsend]

Link: http://www.legis.la.gov/legis/BillInfo.aspx?s=15rs&b=HB86&sbi=y

9 iirc. Which is exactly why liberals get fuel for antics like this - unless you make it a felony, someone out there is fing stupid enough to put an automatic weapon into a childs hands. The country is literally so stupid that you have to police stupid, because if you dont people will die from overdose.

So are you saying you support this?
Not trying to put words in your mouth, just trying to clarify.

 

[madwabbit]

Link: http://www.legis.la.gov/legis/BillInfo.aspx?s=15rs&b=HB86&sbi=y




So are you saying you support this?
Not trying to put words in your mouth, just trying to clarify.

Nope. I don't at all. I was just pointing out where they get the ideas for these laws. Unfortunately unless you print and manufacture a household cleaner with a label that says "do not wash your eyes with it", some moron will do it. Furthermore, they will sue because you never told them not to be a moron.

Same theory applies here.

It could just as easily be "it is a felony to point a firearm at an individual" - accidental shooting while cleaning gun? Thats a felony. the muzzle was pointed at your family member/friend/bystander. I'm not saying thats right or necessary, I'm saying this is the mentality of origin.

 

[323MAR]

They have been doing it for a while. It's not like this was a testing run. That instructor just placed too much faith in her and her ability to control the weapon


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He also gave a newbie a full mag. That is a big no no. He failed to stop her from breaking the plane with the muzzle as well. The instructor paid for it with his life.

 

[Halcyon00]

Yes so calling them all stupid is reckless. The place has been open for years with no accidents. This was the instructors fault not the place of business


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[madwabbit]

Yes so calling them all stupid is reckless. The place has been open for years with no accidents. This was the instructors fault not the place of business


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see post #8

 

[whitsend]

Nope. I don't at all. I was just pointing out where they get the ideas for these laws. Unfortunately unless you print and manufacture a household cleaner with a label that says "do not wash your eyes with it", some moron will do it. Furthermore, they will sue because you never told them not to be a moron.

Same theory applies here.

It could just as easily be "it is a felony to point a firearm at an individual" - accidental shooting while cleaning gun? Thats a felony. the muzzle was pointed at your family member/friend/bystander. I'm not saying thats right or necessary, I'm saying this is the mentality of origin.

Gotcha.

Barbara needs to realize, if we make stupid illegal, she would would be in prison.

 

[Halcyon00]

someone out there is fing stupid enough to put an automatic weapon into a childs hands. The country is literally so stupid that you have to police stupid, because if you dont people will die from overdose.

See post 6. You said some one which is the business. They had been doing this a long time. The instructor F'ed up.



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[madwabbit]

See post 6. You said some one which is the business. They had been doing this a long time. The instructor F'ed up. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

in what world is "some one" the business? Not only did I not mention the business, I dont even know who/where it was. The instructor was stupid and paid with his life due to overdose of complacency and stupidity. Whether it was permitted by the "business" rules or not is entirely irrelevant. Whats your vested interest in it anyway?

 

[Halcyon00]

If you don't know the story why do you comment? This was at a shooting range. People go there to shoot fully automatic weapons. This has been done for a long time. So blaming the business isn't the right thing to do. This was the instructors screw up


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[madwabbit]

If you don't know the story why do you comment? This was at a shooting range. People go there to shoot fully automatic weapons. This has been done for a long time. So blaming the business isn't the right thing to do. This was the instructors screw up


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I know the story, thanks. I just wasnt aware that it was B&B's Last Stop - I passed on visiting just a few weeks ago. I never said anywhere in this post that the business was responsible, and I said repeatedly that the instructor was killed by complacency and stupidity. I dont know how to type english any clearer.

In fact, no one here mentioned that it was the businesses fault- so you're really screwing the pooch.

 

[Halcyon00]

Lol and you say I don't understand.


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[XD-GEM]

Guys, it's a Barbara Norton bill - it will never pass, but may be heard for the amusement of the committee it is assigned to.