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<p>See blue below; glad to see discussion<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 8/12/2019 1:33 PM, Jay Guidry wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">There are some significant Issues with Allen's
language.<br>
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A state or Congress may by law require a background check
incident to any<br>
attempted purchase or transfer of a gun, to determine rights.
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<div>1. So i cant give my best friend i have known for 40 years
a ShotGun to go hunting. My wifes friend who fears and Ex
Boyfriend we cant loan her a pistol for self defense, I cant
leave my Cousin in my house by himself.</div>
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<div> A state or Congress may by law<br>
provide for civil liability or criminal punishment with
respect to use by any individual other than<br>
the owner of a gun that causes harm or death to any
individual. <font color="#000099">AB: As to 1 above and 2
below: The point is: If you make your guns available to
others, you can potentially be liable if they go out and
kill people. The kid in CT (Sandy Hook) took his parent's
guns. The whole point of liability/punishment as provided by
law requires legilators to come up with when such provisions
should apply</font>. <br>
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2. So i can be held liable for someone use or Miss Use of
weapon i am not in control of, IE someone breaks in my house
and steals a weapon then shoots up a school i might be held
liable? (this is a bad idea)<br>
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A state or Congress may by law restrict or prohibit the use of
rapid fire guns. <font color="#000099">AB: Same as above. I
would think older people ordinarily should be able to get
rapid fire guns, as they are needed to protect themselves.
Again, it's up to lawmakers to decide. Perhaps no federal
law would exist and states would act as they saw fit. The
whole point of permitting state and federal laws is the Feds
would likely provide a floor in at least most of the areas
noted. Some states might do nothing. Other states, perhaps
such as California, would be very restrictive. Open to other
language. The point is machine guns, etc. are not needed by
the vast majority of the public for protection or hunting,
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3. Outlaw all guns not a revolver or bolt action rifle.<br>
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<p>While I'm in favor of some changes to the Second
Amendment, I think they can legally happen only through an
amendment to the U.S. Constitution (i.e. a change to the
Second Amendment). So, I don't disagree with anything in
the resolutions.<br>
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<p>However, I suggest whatever is done leave and be open to
a reasonable amendment to the Second Amendment -- simple
saying NO to any action doesn't cut it - in my opinion.
Something needs to be done. I don't think the framers
would adopt the Second Amendment given's today's reality.<br>
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<p>What I believe is reasonable is attached; other
possibilities exist<br>
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<div class="gmail-m_-7312159742590794838moz-cite-prefix">On
8/12/2019 11:13 AM, Ryan Graham via Lpgaexcomm wrote:<br>
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<p>Hey Team,</p>
<p>Elizabeth Melton has put together a resolution for
consideration tonight about Red Flag laws. Please review
and be prepared to discuss and vote for the meeting
tonight.</p>
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Ryan Graham</span><br>
<span
style="font-family:georgia,palatino,serif;font-size:12pt">Chair,
Libertarian Party of Georgia</span></div>
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