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78. There is no legitimate consumer use for an AR-15 with a 100 round magazine.

Reply to beevul (Reply #72)

Tue Dec 8, 2015, 06:21 PM

Dec 2015

You acknowledge as much by refusing to answer the question.

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The mental health angle lancer78 Dec 2015 #1

I think mental health INSTEAD of sensible gun regulation is a right-wing talking point, but plenty Attorney in Texas Dec 2015 #2

No proposed gun laws lancer78 Dec 2015 #20

Stopped - probably not. Reduce death toll significantly - absolutely. Mopar151 Dec 2015 #28

"Reduce"... Only based on your preconceived notions Taitertots Dec 2015 #68

No it is not. TM99 Dec 2015 #4

No, the mental health angle is the correct angle zalinda Dec 2015 #7

There isn't just a single cause, and mental health does play a role. PersonNumber503602 Dec 2015 #45

I see Sanders is STILL defending his gun manufacturer immunity vote. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #3

So you believe that Kitchenaid should be sued for stabbing deaths? d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #6

Blenders weren't designed to kill mass amounts of people. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #9

Neither were guns d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #15

Yes, they were. Especially AR-15s with 100 round magazines. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #19

They're selling a weapon to the public that is allowed by LAW d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #37

No ar-15 comes with a 100 round magazine. beevul Dec 2015 #70

The U.S. Assault Weapons Ban expired in 2004; the PLCAA was passed the next year. nt SunSeeker Dec 2015 #77

So what? N/T beevul Dec 2015 #80

Under this legislation, can someone sue thucythucy Dec 2015 #65

They can still be sued for selling guns to people who commit crimes d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #66

Thanks. Good to know. thucythucy Dec 2015 #74

How're those cluster bombs working out? Scootaloo Dec 2015 #8

Ask Bernie. He voted to pay for cluster bombs. nt SunSeeker Dec 2015 #10

Clinton voted against restricting their use in civilian areas Scootaloo Dec 2015 #11

If I was a Bernie supporter I would deflect from gun discussions too. nt SunSeeker Dec 2015 #12

I'm calling out your hypocrisy Scootaloo Dec 2015 #13

Seems to me you are the one displaying hypocrisy here. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #16

I'm not arguing that guns are good. Scootaloo Dec 2015 #17

So you admit Sanders' vote in favor of the PLCAA was bad? SunSeeker Dec 2015 #18

Actually, I don't regard it either way Scootaloo Dec 2015 #21

You are wrong. Those lawsuits were gaining taction. That is why the PLCAA was an NRA priority. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #22

Those SLAPP suits most certainly were NOT gaining traction, GGJohn Dec 2015 #24

GGJohn, I am QUOTING the PLCAA. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #31

The question is whether a manufacturer is liable for criminal use of their product Scootaloo Dec 2015 #25

I'm not "gyrating" a "special exception." I'm QUOTING the PLCAA.. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #29

Show me the quote. Scootaloo Dec 2015 #30

See post 19. nt SunSeeker Dec 2015 #32

That doesn't say anything that I haven't already covered. Scootaloo Dec 2015 #35

A car manufacturer would still be liable for defects even if driven criminally. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #38

See post 37. nt d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #40

Post 37 appears to admit I quoted the PLCAA correctly. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #41

Post 37 states the opposite of what you said d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #42

No, post 37 does not say I misquoted the PLCAA. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #43

You should google more d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #44

WTF? Neither of the NY labor law cases you cite involve statutory product liability immunity. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #47

You asked for it d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #48

No, read again. I asked for consumer product manufacturers that were bestowed the same immunity. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #49

I did say the Monsanto Protection Act d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #55

No, you only cited two irrelevant cases. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #57

Read section 735 of the act d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #67

I did. It does not affect nor even mention consumer product liability for any manufacturer. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #69

Now you're nit picking d_legendary1 Dec 2015 #71

No, I am giving words their actual meaning. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #76

Nonsense. beevul Dec 2015 #72

There is no legitimate consumer use for an AR-15 with a 100 round magazine. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #78

Thats your opinion. beevul Dec 2015 #81

It's a shame, too, because that totally would've prevented these mass shootings. arcane1 Dec 2015 #33

You mean defending the US constitution? Guilty! n/t Old Union Guy Dec 2015 #50

No, he's defending gun manufacturers who sell shit that should not be in the hands of civilians. nt SunSeeker Dec 2015 #51

If they "shouldn't be in the hands of citizens," get a law passed to that effect. Lizzie Poppet Dec 2015 #53

The courts are there for when the government fails to do its job. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #54

That's not remotely how the checks and balances are supposed to work. Lizzie Poppet Dec 2015 #56

No, it's not. Courts are how we protect our environment and civil rights. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #58

The right to sue over actual product defects remains intact. Lizzie Poppet Dec 2015 #59

False. Victims can't sue for military weapons sold irresponsibly to nuts. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #61

Um...I quite specifically said DEFECTIVE products. Lizzie Poppet Dec 2015 #62

That IS a defective product: an unreasonably dangerous design and irresponsibly marketed. nt SunSeeker Dec 2015 #63

There are no " military weapons sold" to anyone in the civilian market... beevul Dec 2015 #73

An AR-15 with a 100 round magazine is a military weapon. SunSeeker Dec 2015 #75

The ar-15 regardless of magazine is no military weapon. beevul Dec 2015 #79

Agree with some of it, disagree on a couple of points madville Dec 2015 #5

France has some very restrictive christx30 Dec 2015 #36

Straw man laws TexasBushwhacker Dec 2015 #39

Sometimes the straw purchaser is a victim, too. JustABozoOnThisBus Dec 2015 #52

I didn't that of that TexasBushwhacker Dec 2015 #60

Yup. Criminals will use any means necessary to get what they want. pablo_marmol Dec 2015 #64

This is why Bernie Sanders will be the next President of the United States. Major Hogwash Dec 2015 #14

I tend to like Sanders, but I'm not sure that will help him win PersonNumber503602 Dec 2015 #46

That sounds a lot like what the GOP says MaggieD Dec 2015 #23

Yep! leftofcool Dec 2015 #26

Sanders knows we have a long ways to go, not in his lifetime likely, before the randys1 Dec 2015 #27

Because terrorists might also hunt ... LannyDeVaney Dec 2015 #34