Showing posts with label regulation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label regulation. Show all posts

Friday, October 6, 2017

NRA and Bump Stocks

Is the NRA ideologically flexible?

I think it is . It appears that the NRA is playing practical politics by throwing the left a bone: Maybe, the NRA will support additional federal regulation of bump stocks. 

Wayne LaPierre's comeback to the "rumor" that the NRA would support banning bump stocks was like drunk-monkey kung fu. To paraphrase LaPierre, (1) bump stocks were not around 10 years agO, and (2) they make semiautos fullautos or something. The NRA needs to get its story straight and start every yarn it spins with:

     "shall not infringe"

Thursday, February 9, 2012

There Ought To Be a Law?

It used to make sense when someone said, "There ought to be a law." I'm not saying the sentiment made sense - just the logic. 

Now if someone says, "There ought to be a law," it's nonsensical in logic and sentiment. There is already a law for everything. And we should have figured out by now that that is the dumbest thing in the world.

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