Why should buying a gun be more difficult than voting in an election?

Discussion in 'Gun Control' started by Anders Hoveland, Apr 11, 2013.

  1. Anders Hoveland

    Anders Hoveland Banned

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    Why should it have to be any more difficult to buy a gun than it is to cast a vote in an election?
    Why should it be harder to buy a gun than it is to get an abortion??

    Isn't it the Democrats who are against stricter voter ID laws? Seems to me that voting in an election is a far more serious matter than owning a gun. Yet Democrats want anyone with half a brain to vote, even those who can barely speak a word of english and are in current violation of U.S. immigration law. Why should it be any more difficult to cast a ballot than it is to walk down to your local gun store and buy a gun?

    Can you imagine how the liberal left would scream with outrage if there was a 7 round abortion limit? What if you had to have a license to get an abortion? Or what if we simply banned assault abortions? South Dakota recently required a 3-day waiting period before a woman could obtain an abortion. Liberals were outraged. Could you imagine if it was a 10-day waiting period? If a little 12 year old girl can go get an abortion without even consulting her parents...

    All this talk of restricting gun ownership seems very hypocritical.
     
  2. ProfessorPine

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    Quite simple really, whatever helps them win.
     

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