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Take two ass burns jOe and call me in the morning. Ya gotta fever.

And the crowd, in anticipation of his arrival, chants "KEITH! KEITH! KEITH!"

And the government states a few decade later, you know, speeding and parking tickets may lead to other criminal activity later in life, so lets add that to our growing list of offenses. "Give them an inch and they'll figure out someway to take a mile"

and house to house searches to be sure you comply !

�In order to continue to possess an assault weapon that was legally possessed on the effective date of this section, the person possessing shall ... safely and securely store the assault weapon. The sheriff of the county may, no more than once per year, conduct an inspection to ensure compliance with this subsection.�

They claim it was "mistake: to let that slip in there !These liberal politicians and the libtards that voted them in are no worse the the fing Nazi's in their need to disarm the public.

http://seattletimes.com/html/localnews/2020373291_westneat17xml.html

Hawaii is a universal registration state. Fortunately pre-1898 guns are exempt. For long guns you have to get a permit to acquire. There is a 14 day waiting period. You have to sign a medical release and get finger printed the first time you apply. The long gun permit is good for as many guns as you want for a year and must get renewed each year to remain valid. You only get finger printed the first time you apply. The only fee is the one time FBI fingerprint charge, which is around $16.

Hand gun permits are only valid for a specific gun. Again there is a 14 day waiting period.

However, the main problem is that on Oahu you have to go to the main police station. There is one desk. This serves a population of a little over 1 million people. Before Obama's re-election and the Ct. shootings the line was about 1 hour. Now the line is 4-6 hours. For a hand gun that means you satnd in line 4-6 hours to get the permit application, go back 14 days later and stand in line for another 4-6 hours to pick up the permit, then go pick up the gun and then stand in line for another 4-6 hours with the gun in hand to register it. For a long gun only the initial 4-6 hour line is avoided once you have a permit (which requires 2 4-6 hour waits once a year).

It is estimated that only 1/3 of the guns in Hawaii are legally registered. Can you guess why?

Hawaii was the site of one of the oft sited mass shootings around 15 years ago. The guy had a history of mental illness. He had about 6 legally registered guns. The system simply does not work, but makes a criminal out of those of us who legally import a gun but don't have 2-3 days of time to register it.

People that think we need this shit should have their rights taken away first.

Because the ONLY reason they need to know who has what is so the know what to take and from whom to take it next.

Perhaps a better solution would be to register all Liberals before they are allowed to open their mouths...after all, its not any less reasonable to have a mandatory registration of all Liberals than it is for all guns....after all freedom of speech is subject to reasonable limits as well.

And I personally think mandatory registration and taxation of all liberals is very responsible and reasonable considering the mess leftist liberals have cause over history.

As usual one of our resident gungrabbing libtard's doesn't really know what he's talking about. I direct the other intelligent memebers to line 5 of this attachment.
Jim

http://www.keepandbeararms.com/information/xcibviewitem.asp?id=195


Here's another source:

http://gunowners.org/nws9911.htm

If universal background checks and registration passes nationally, my guns will not be "illegal" .... they will just be "undocumented" like the aliens Obama gave amnesty to.
Universal background checks will do nothing to deter crime in any way and will only be the stepping stone to further registration and pain in the ass red tape to law-abiding responsible gun owners. My gun collection is a definite investment worth a lot of money and is none of the government's business.

I don't think most were stolen.....I'm betting most were acquired legally by someone.

The facts point 180 degrees in the opposite direction. A high percentage of the recovered crime scene guns are in fact stolen. In Chicago, anyway. There is no reason to buy new, when slightly used will do...


Best,
Ted