Home gun sales law

[Zogman]

The Fargo City Commission unanimously voted to sue the state over the law in June.

La land GF is close behind.

 

[Fester]

More laws=Less freedom

 

[lunkerslayer]

The Fargo City Commission unanimously voted to sue the state over the law in June.

La land GF is close behind.

Apparently you didn't read the article either

 

[lunkerslayer]

I did my own research on what bed Wetter had said and share about how the buying and selling of firearms has been limited more and more in north dakota.
https://nodakangler.com/forums/thre...e-and-it-didnt-come-from-the-government.8395/
https://nodakangler.com/forums/threads/fargo-stupidity.4237/
As you can see that I was mistaken that it was he who was operating ffl in his residents but knew of people who had been involved in ffl in fargo.
The state legislation and bergum have made north dakota a 2nd amendment sanctuary state that provides north dakota the freedoms to sell.and buy firearms without oversight from interest groups in tbe past who have tried to limit access to guns like the city of Fargo.

 

[lunkerslayer]

https://www.governor.nd.gov/news/bu...-signs-bills-protecting-gun#:~:text=BISMARCK, N.D.,to keep and bear arms.

 

[db-2]

The answer is. db

 

[ORCUS DEMENS]

Kurt as I listed above, it is rated as flammable less than 100 lbs, explosive above that amount.
Lunk, I do not argue your statements as I do not know these persons. I merely pointed out 75 foot minimum from an occupied dwelling. In an urban area it might be difficult to meet that requirement. And again I state, accidents do happen, no matter how long someone has been working with hazardous materials.
To the original post, this sounds like a zoning issue in a municipality and would probably be a tough fight if taken to court.
As to the constitution, an individual's rights do not supersede the right of others.

 

[Kurtr]

Kurt as I listed above, it is rated as flammable less than 100 lbs, explosive above that amount.
Lunk, I do not argue your statements as I do not know these persons. I merely pointed out 75 foot minimum from an occupied dwelling. In an urban area it might be difficult to meet that requirement. And again I state, accidents do happen, no matter how long someone has been working with hazardous materials.
To the original post, this sounds like a zoning issue in a municipality and would probably be a tough fight if taken to court.
As to the constitution, an individual's rights do not supersede the right of others.

That’s not what I asked . Do you know what happens when powder started on fire in the plastic containers. What’s more dangerous a 5 gallon jug of gas or 200 pounds of powder?

I have burned a bunch of old powder it just fizzles and smokes. It doesn’t blow up so maybe having an understanding of how things actually work would help in making decisions. Its just plain ignorance .

 

[svnmag]

And on the 4th day God created high explosives to help children fight more dinosaurs and homosexuals.

 

[svnmag]

Not funny Lunker. Retards may not have the ability to safely dispense explosives to children responsibly in residential areas. They probably have a zero concept of dunnage or vaccination.

 

[shorthairsrus]

#Scheelslobbyiedforit. They want to be exclusive

 

[lunkerslayer]

Not fucking funny Lunker. Retards may not have the ability to safely dispense explosives to children responsibly in residential areas. They probably have a zero concept of dunnage or vaccination.

 

[snow2]

Not fucking funny Lunker. Retards may not have the ability to safely dispense explosives to children responsibly in residential areas. They probably have a zero concept of dunnage or vaccination.

Lol,what a great holy grail bit. Classic monte python

 

[svnmag]

You DO get I was still fucking around?...

Also that's the first time I've ever seen Nazareth live. Cool.

 

[lunkerslayer]

Always svn you good bud, nazareth is one of my favorite bands

 

[SupressYourself]

That’s not what I asked . Do you know what happens when powder started on fire in the plastic containers. What’s more dangerous a 5 gallon jug of gas or 200 pounds of powder?

I have burned a bunch of old powder it just fizzles and smokes. It doesn’t blow up so maybe having an understanding of how things actually work would help in making decisions. Its just plain ignorance .

It's definitely flammable, but not nearly as much as gasoline, natural gas, propane, or even hairspray. The only time it becomes "explosive" is when you seal it inside a rigid container that can be detonated. You know, like a brass case confined within a steel chamber.

But hey: "Won't somebody think of the children???!!!!!!111" has been a useful leftist tactic for decades. Ironically, the same people have no problem with abortion

 

[Zogman]

But hey: "Won't somebody think of the children???!!!!!!111" has been a useful leftist tactic for decades. Ironically, the same people have no problem with abortion

You get two for that

 

[lunkerslayer]

Gun violence according to the some people is the number one cause of children's death, what they forget to mention is that they are also including those kids who are teenagers who join gangs that are involved in gang related activities like gun violence. See how information can be used to make a point that most people will never look further into, those are the types of stats that help the ones who want to take away everyone's right to own guns by using stats that are inflated with biased information.

 

[Allen]

What gets my goat is that they often include suicides in gun death statistics. That horribly inflates the scare factor to the uninformed.

 

[Zogman]

What gets my goat is that they often include suicides in gun death statistics. That horribly inflates the scare factor to the uninformed.

Good point. You are 110% correct.