HB 5790 of 2020
Weapons; firearms; requirement to purchase a firearm in order to purchase ammunition; prohibit.
Last Action: 5/20/2020 bill electronically reproduced 05/20/2020
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HB 5790 of 2020
Weapons; firearms; requirement to purchase a firearm in order to purchase ammunition; prohibit.
Last Action: 5/20/2020 bill electronically reproduced 05/20/2020
I see the addition and the good intentions, but I think could still be too much government interference.
What're the unintended consequences in times like these? The dealer just jacks up the price of ammunition to a ridiculous level, but offers a couple of free boxes with any gun sale?
I have to ask; is this a past, current or ongoing issue? Are/is this cabal of dimwitocrats looking to create another shortage of ammo? What is this going to resolve that "the market" wouldn't resolve on its' own?
I know that a lot of what these people do is actually in the attempt for control, but I don't see it here, what are they controlling?
Evidently, Representative Love went to buy some ammo and was told she had to buy a gun to go with it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Roundballer
So a legislator is driving down the road nearing an intersection. As he approaches, a man playing the trombone steps away from the curb, causing the legislator to have to hit his brakes. He yells at the trombone player, who steps back and the legislator continues through the intersection. The next day, a bill is introduced that would make crossing the street while playing the trombone illegal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roundballer
And THAT, my friend, is why/how MOST bills are introduced .... :)
Especially if the trombone player is a member of the opposite party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scoop
You know trombones are non-partisan ... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Tom S.
This one is just ridiculous. Laws are not intended to compensate for one's poor preparation.
The definition of a gentleman "someone who knows how play the trombone, but doesn't".Quote:
Originally Posted by Tom S.