Muscatine

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1) No one has that kind power. Strickly a hypothetical question.

2) No I do not believe it could happen. However, not due to our constitution.

3)Paranoid or what? For the question to carry any validity one would have to think or believe I had some kind of inside power to create a list to turn over to our government. Top secret Walmart agent. ROTFLMAO Better yet, is to think there's this line of crooks spying on the NHL for the very answer to my question, so that in the ramdon chance come monday you give away your guns. Hummmmmmmmmm.

Here's a wild thought, maybe I thought it would be good discussion?

Thanks for the laugh.

Peace

loaded question (pun intended)

i'm just discussing.

you do have an interest/questions about gun ownership. sometimes your questions don't allow for a fair yes or no answer - they are loaded. i think that was the expression of the responses you got. the answer to a loaded question is both 'yes i would and no i wouldn't' - not really a discussion.

the question is not hypothetical - the 2nd amendment would never allow it to happen.

With due respect



it is a hypothetical question. A question people debate almost every day.

The greatest thing about our constitution is it's ability to change. This is why the forefathers gave us amendments. They knew things over time would change and as a country we'd need to change with them.

So, hypothetically, is America ready to disarm it's citizens? Would you allow turning in your guns?

Peace

Dave

Short answer, no.
My collection contains guns handed down to me from my father. A couple are collectors items.

To be fair, you need to turn your question around and answer the other side. If it became law that you were required to own a gun would you go out and buy one?