Extremely realistic BB guns, paintball guns, shooting ranges, deactivated guns, old guns, new guns, even this $3,287 golden AK-47 gun, which I'm fairly certain Gaddafi owned at some point.
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How closely do BB guns, pellet guns and airsoft guns resemble a traditional firearm?
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Here's the bad news: Eye injuries to children from what are called nonpowder guns, including BB guns, pellet guns and paintball guns, increased significantly.
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Air guns, pellet guns, and BB guns use air to propel projectiles such as pellets.
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Experts widely believe this is the consequence of America's relaxed laws and culture surrounding guns: Making more guns more accessible means more guns, and more guns mean more deaths.
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They were followed by scout cars, motorcycles, trucks with anti-tank guns, anti-aircraft guns, field guns and cannons.
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Modern adaptations include electromagnetic rail and coil guns, electrothermal-chemical guns, light gas guns, ram accelerators, and blast wave accelerators.
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But just because machine guns are banned doesn't mean there aren't a lot of guns that look like machine guns.
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In short, more guns mean more gun deaths, and more restrictions on guns mean fewer guns and fewer gun deaths.
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To guns now, and: There were a lot of guns.
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Stolen guns kill more people than guns are bought legally.
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I think the terrorists had guns, the police had guns.
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The guns in those vids are clearly Airsoft pellet guns.
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No guns in classrooms, except maybe some guns in classrooms.
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The only guns advertised on Walmart's website are air guns.
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And the guns — putting people with guns in our schools?
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Illegal guns are the problem, not -- not -- not legal guns.
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People who should not have guns, will not have guns.
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I'm talking about people who love guns, and talk about loving guns, and if you love guns, you have a mental problem.
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And that starts with guns, especially laws that help prevent guns, especially the most dangerous guns from falling into the wrong hands.
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This is widely believed by experts to be the consequence of America's relaxed policy approach to and culture of guns: Making more guns more accessible means more guns, and more guns mean more gun deaths.
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We're not saying that anyone who owns guns is prejudiced, or that anyone who is prejudiced owns guns or wants to own guns.
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Sophia Cinnaminson from New Jersey said we must limit guns: Having more guns would just cause more shootings and access to these guns.
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And with homemade guns, are guns of that nature commonly used?
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Then we went shooting guns, and I learned guns are fucked.
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Again, it&aposs to embarrass people who own guns, who like guns.
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Primary weapons were guns like automatic rifles, revolvers, and burst firing guns.
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SHAFFER: Well, look, these guns -- one of the guns look completely real.
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It's clear that guns kill people, and people with guns kill people.
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I am not against guns for self-defense or guns for hunters.
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If you're serious about banning guns, you can talk about banning all semiautomatic guns, or about restricting guns to a list of approved models or actions.
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He loved guns, but I use to say, don't leave any guns anywhere.
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" A month prior, González affirmed her anti-guns stance, writing: "Books, not guns.
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"Suicides with guns outnumber homicides with guns almost two to one," he explained.
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The video then cuts to people chanting, "no more guns, no more guns".
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Those who own guns own more guns — in some cases, 100 or more.
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Those who own guns, own more guns — in some cases, 100 or more.
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Because you have more guns, I have to have a little more guns.
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Underworld: Blood Wars, the latest installment in the now-venerable vampires-with-guns-versus-werewolves-with-guns franchise, has everything you want from an Underworld movie — namely a lot of vampires with guns fighting a lot of werewolves with guns.
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Trump claims that Obama could've been impeached "for the guns for whatever, where guns went all over the place and people got killed with the guns." pic.twitter.
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The Laurel, you will never get rid of guns, but since good guys with guns protect us from bad guys with guns, we need more armed security.
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I own various target guns, small guns for small game, larger guns for larger game and at least six that are family heirlooms handed down for generations.
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"We're having a hearing about guns, but it's only a tiny fraction of guns and certainly not the guns causing the majority of the problems," said Rep.
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So if we're talking about banning guns or certain features of guns, what we really need to talk about is all guns — regardless of how they look.
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Adding guns to the mix So how do guns figure into this violent equation?
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We were running around the hallways with guns, loaded guns, pointed at my face.
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You're always still shooting guns, moving to a new place, and shooting more guns.
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People have guns here, or at least, bumper stickers indicating that they love guns.
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There were guns in my father's house as well, but those guns were different.
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"And the big guns are the same guns," the GOP's presumptive presidential nominee added.
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PFT Commenter asked if "everything" also included guns and, yes, "everything" does include guns.
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Smart guns are guns that only work with approved users, similar to your iPhone.
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Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Adler joined Guns N' Roses — founded by Axl Rose, Izzy Stradlin, and L.A. Guns members Tracii Guns, Ole Beich and Rob Gardner, in 7413.
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Previous research found that places with more guns and more access to guns tend to have more homicides Guns are not the only factor that contribute to violence.
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"There has to be a way to allow people who can have guns and should have guns to enjoy their guns, but not have the senseless violence where people who are mentally ill, people who are past felons have guns," Cuomo said.
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The Rival series, which features toys that look more like paintball guns rather than traditional Nerf guns, is the brand's foray into more sophisticated and competition-ready toy guns.
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If smart guns get any traction, then non-smart-guns will come under legislative assault.
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At the press conference, "personalized guns" and "childproof guns" were also used to describe them.
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Police officers believe often in their guns and the ability of people to carry guns.
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He points his guns up to shoot them both, then puts those guns back down.
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Ghost guns, also known as "kit guns," can be purchased online or at gun shows.
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We're seizing guns, taking illegal guns off the street, we're focusing on those repeat offenders.
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With 393 million guns in this country, there are more guns than people, she added.
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The new policies only address guns that are openly carried, not guns that are concealed.
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When you make guns and you don't have a market, who will buy these guns?
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"YOU GET RESULTS FROM GUNS…GUNS MAKE WRONG RIGHT FAST," reads one of the posters.
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" Trump encouraged taking the guns of people who pose a threat to themselves and others: "I like taking the guns early...take the guns first, go through due process second.
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Most gun owners keep guns around because they were raised in families that always had guns.
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Trump doesn't allow guns at his rallies and his properties don't allow open carrying of guns.
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Even replica guns and toy guns are required by federal law to be in checked luggage.
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Iranian trainers showed them how to use machine guns, 14.5mm and 23mm high-caliber mounted guns.
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We've all had years of playing around with MP40 submachine guns, Bren guns, and Kar98 rifles.
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" She continues, "All of these people came running in shouting, 'They've got guns, they've got guns.
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I just shake my at that, because more guns is not the solution — it's fewer guns.
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I think people who use guns in mass shootings are using those guns to seek help.
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What becomes of us when civilians need guns to keep them safe from civilians with guns?
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Toy guns for young children — as opposed to nonpowder guns — raise other issues for many parents.
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The unit, whose purpose was to get guns off the street, even stole and sold guns.
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The "experts" who claim otherwise are all hired guns, and notably incompetent hired guns at that.
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What if they believe in Pro-Life vs Pro-Choice or No-Guns vs Ok-Guns?
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"President Obama is trying to make terrorism into guns, and it's not guns, folks," he said.
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Kasich's background on guns Kasich's own public stances on guns have varied throughout his political career.
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Even if you ban toy guns when your child is young, he may still come up against paintball guns and pellet guns; insist on protective eyewear, and keep those eyes safe.
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Judge Troy Nunley in Sacramento noted in his ruling that gun shops could display a large neon sign reading, "GUNS GUNS GUNS" or a 15-foot depiction of a sporting rifle.
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"If you're a parent and you own guns, lock your guns safely away, so your children should not be able, or anyone else, to get your legally owned guns," Lt. Gov.
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Individuals with guns in the house are likelier to be killed or to kill themselves with guns.
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Let me talk about how to get guns, keep guns out of the hands of bad folks.
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"The problem is guns, bullets come from guns," BARC founder Eric Randall told the Guardian in 2016.
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But people with mental health issues don't need guns, people with domestic violence backgrounds don't need guns.
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If they're going to carry guns, or use guns in their profession, they have be very vigilant.
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"We have long lists of criminals who own guns, who routinely purchase guns," Ms. Fiorina told CNN.
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"A lot of people use them as coyote guns, varmint guns, that type of thing," he said.
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Take Clayton Parr, who is under the misapprehension that fewer guns is actually safer than more guns.
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"I don't do a blanket 'guns are bad, you can't have guns in the home,'" she said.
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Instead, she advocates storing guns safely—locked up, unloaded, with the ammunition kept separate from the guns.
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The issue at hand with 3D printed guns isn't really that people can make their own guns.
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Arthur can't carry around seven guns at once, so his horse stores the guns he can't carry.
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America, and say, hand over your guns, I want all of your guns, I would do it.
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"I don't do a blanket 'guns are bad, you can't have guns in the home,' " she said.
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Instead, she advocates storing guns safely -- locked up, unloaded, with the ammunition kept separate from the guns.
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Also, all sales of new guns, or transfers of guns, would be recorded in a national registry.
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What other limits are the stores putting on guns, toy guns and high-capacity magazines they sell?
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These licensed dealers include anyone trying to make money by selling guns, or who sell guns regularly.
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A sentence about a "rule" banning devices that turn legal guns into illegal machine guns was unclear.
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Guns The problem of children being injured and killed from guns is not only dire but nonpolitical.
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And obviously, accidents with guns do occur, and you need guns around to have accidents with them.
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In 2006, he also co-founded Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which later became Everytown for Guns Safety.
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With more guns around, there is more gun violence, and guns, obviously, are far deadlier than knives.
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But specifically where it relates to long guns, because it's 393 for handguns, 239 for long guns.
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And in some cases, agitated students have grabbed officers' guns, even while the guns were in holsters.
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"There's literally more guns than people, maybe two guns for every person in this country," Wilson said.
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In 1916, the Committee on Submarine Development chose to mount 12-inch guns—battleship guns—on submarines.
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Now, someone with a license buying a rifle "can buy 10 guns, 20 guns, 100 guns and they don't know who you are, they don't keep a record," he said in an interview.
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This week has encapsulated the ugly truth of guns in America: that black Americans with guns are most often seen as a threat, while black Americans are the ones most threatened by guns.
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The ugly fact is that gun violence can happen wherever there are guns, and guns are everywhere: There are nearly 400 million civilian-owned guns in this country, and they're not going away.
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I have sold more than 14,000 guns in my gun shop so I know why people buy guns.
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In some cases, he found the level one guns would drop enemies faster than the level 45 guns.
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Why aren't emergency department docs asking the people most in danger from guns about their access to guns?
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The same could be done with guns, she says — without even reducing the number of guns on screen.
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This is especially true of guns, because guns are made to be disassembled for regular cleaning and maintenance.
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I look at policies that make it far easier for people to get guns and carry guns everywhere.
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Meet Maj Toure, founder of Black Guns Matter: Toure is the founder of the group Black Guns Matter.
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Guns: A disappointment Guns is the other personal issue — and one that has been a disappointment for Obama.
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In two minutes we get guns, crooked record label dealings, great music, betrayal, infidelity, and, somehow, more guns.
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A judge can take the person's guns away, and order them not to possess other guns or ammo.
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Terrorists want to use guns to kill Americans because guns are an extremely efficient way of killing people.
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"He loved to look at you and pretend to shoot with guns, guns with his hands," she said.
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There are people that are getting access to guns that shouldn't be, and the guns are high-powered.
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The person from whom guns are taken would need to petition the court to get their guns back.
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Rocket launchers and machine guns Of the 57,000 guns surrendered, almost 2,500 were either fully or semi-automatic.
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Bump stocks can be used to allow semi-automatic guns to fire at speeds similar to automatic guns.
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Most of the equipment came from earlier war efforts, with cameras replacing machine guns and anti-aircraft guns.
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But in this area in particular, you can't say, guns blazing, 'We're going to take away all guns.
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So for Jamil Mukulu, he took it upon himself that even if I get four or five guns, those four or five guns will get some more guns, then we shall start from there.
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The Telegraph reported that wine lovers were upset to discover that they couldn't shop for Burgundy wine, while others learned that Google Shopping had blocked searches for music by Guns 'N' Roses and the Sex Pistols, the movie Top Gun, and water guns, glue guns, Nerf guns—you get the idea.
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But more Americans are now killed from guns annually, again including suicides, than were killed by guns on average each year during the Civil War (when many of the deaths were from disease, not guns).
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Americans are buying guns at an alarming rate — in fact, there are more guns than people in the country.
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The only exception to this rule were guns: police officers did not make meaningful switches from guns to Tasers.
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It turns out they are no less amazing when all of the real guns get substituted with Nerf guns.
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The action is still so captivating, we almost wish all movies would use Nerf guns instead of real guns.
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This is some of what the new documents revealed: • The guns: Dear came to the clinic with eight guns.
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According to the data, the US has 22016 guns per 2130 residents in 210 — meaning more guns than people.
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"You have to get to systemically stop people from having guns who shouldn't have guns in the first place."
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While they certainly raise some novel issues on the law enforcement front, 3D-printed guns are just that – guns.
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Kelley was able to purchase four guns—an assault rifle and three other guns—in the past four years.
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"Saying no to guns is important — even toy guns," Hempstead Village Mayor Don Ryan told local TV station WABC.
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Another major issue with 3D printed guns — and why they got the nickname "ghost guns" — are that they're untraceable.
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And 23.9 percent of gang guns came from Indiana in particular, while 17.2 percent of non-gang guns did.
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One book gathers many of the magazine's signature covers, which featured tough poses, and often guns — so many guns.
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You're not going to remove guns from people unless you have other people with guns going and removing them.
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Then we can strike a compromise on guns as guns, and not some sacred cross in the culture war.
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"Those are the highly desired guns, the guns criminals will pay thousands of dollars to buy," Professor Alpers said.
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There are 45 military vehicles, and the artillery includes antiaircraft and antitank guns, although the guns no longer fire.
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And there were guns for ladies, which was the craziest thing to me — little, pretty guns specifically for ladies.
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And people with guns in their homes are more likely to be killed or to kill themselves with guns.
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Even if they're barred from buying new guns, charged domestic abusers can still keep the guns they already had.
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"If we regulated guns the way that England regulates guns, we would certainly have a much lower homicide rate."
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During the Civil War, blacks kept guns for the first time — either they served in the Union army and they were allowed to keep their guns, or they buy guns on the open market where for the first time there's hundreds of thousands of guns flooding the marketplace after the war ends.
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He defended his record in an interview with CNN host Jake Tapper — arguing that he was trying to bridge a cultural divide on guns: The people in my state understand — I think pretty clearly — that guns in Vermont are not the same thing as guns in Chicago or guns in Los Angeles.
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For example, Sanders said last year on CNN: The people in my state understand — I think pretty clearly — that guns in Vermont are not the same thing as guns in Chicago or guns in Los Angeles.
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PETTIT: We've had cases where people have had plastic guns, toy guns, no guns, and those are still extremely difficult if the police in any way indicate that they believe that their life was in jeopardy.
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He wants to fight the nation's gun problem with more guns and has argued that trained teachers and others should carry guns to protect students and that laws to restrict guns would make everyone sitting ducks.
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Scholars who research guns and gun violence, myself included, often track the impact of guns through homicide and injury rates.
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According to the Small Arms Survey, the US had 120.5 guns per 100 people in 2017 — more guns than people.
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They've been wanting to talk about guns for decades and they're trying to use this issue to talk about guns.
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What Juan is suggesting is there&aposs just too many guns, we&aposve got to get rid of the guns.
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And they think they&aposve applied the solution, which is the banning of guns, making guns virtually impossible to get.
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This IS about guns, and this is about all the people who had their life abruptly ended because of guns.
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In March, the company started banning videos made to sell guns or demonstrate how to make guns or gun accessories.
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ISS wrote the technology could make guns safer, and that a market for smart guns could help overcome engineering problems.
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Ten U.S. states currently allow guns on campuses, according to the website of The Campaign to Keep Guns Off Campus.
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Guns are drawn, and I wasn't going to get out of the car until those boys put their guns down.
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By focusing on a goal of fewer guns, Volsky wrote, activists could push the country to the left on guns.
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Having guns in the home increases the risk of suicide, largely because guns are by far the most lethal method.
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To confront the use of guns by people considering suicide, we need ways to keep guns out of their hands.
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Bottom line is people who should not have guns in America should not be able to buy guns in America.
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Some might argue this would dissuade people from owning guns legally, simply incentivizing people to buy guns under the table.
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If the people that have the guns are mentally unsound then we need to take the guns away from them.
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In the past, though, cautious Democrats prefaced any remarks on guns by explicitly denying interest in banning or confiscating guns.
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The research clearly shows that more guns mean more gun violence, so all those guns are leading to more deaths.
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The fact is that guns, the nature of guns, require that they be sold with a lot of close interaction.
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"If there are guns in the household and there are teenagers, please, please lock those guns up securely," Mason said.
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Current state law allows guns inside passenger terminals, but only if the guns are inside locked cases for checked baggage.
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In a typical year, over 10,000 people will be murdered with guns and over 20,000 will use guns for suicide.
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" The NRA has repeatedly said that law abiding citizens with guns are the best protection from "bad guys with guns.
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The tragedies were not due to a guns versus no guns or Republicans versus Democrats failure to prevent the massacres.
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This IS about guns and this is about all the people who had their life abruptly ended because of guns.
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The empirical research seems clear: Where there are more guns and more access to guns, there are more gun deaths.
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"You'd see more teachers volunteering to hold guns where guns are already part of the way of life," he said.
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Related: Guns and Gore Merge in Bloody Ceramic Sculptures American Gun Show Exhibition Explores a National Obsession From Guns To Drums: Pedro Reyes Turns Weapons Of Hate Into Art 3D-Printed 'Liberator' Guns Become a Chandelier Sculpture
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So-called guns-in-trunks laws in Ohio and some other states allowed employees to store guns and ammunition in their vehicles while at work — followed by jumps in the number of guns stolen out of cars.
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Long before children reach the age of BB guns and pellet guns, many are drawn to toy guns, which do not pose these same safety concerns about eye injuries, but bring up questions about behavior and aggression.
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Developed countries with more guns generally have more homicide; states within the US with more guns have more homicide; people with access to guns — particularly women — are more likely to be victims of homicide than those without access.
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The nonprofit disrupts the flow of guns by appealing to the women who help buy, hold or hide guns for their partners — also oftentimes their abusers — whose criminal pasts prevent them from legally obtaining or holding guns themselves.
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With more than 16 million Americans carrying guns, about a third of American households owning guns, and an estimated 250 million to 300 million guns in circulation, American gun culture is a formidable social fact and material force.
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Sociologists and writers go to gun shows and talk to people there about their interest in guns, their affinity to guns.
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The NRA and other "gun rights" proponents claim that if guns are restricted, only outlaws and bad guys will have guns.
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He talks about guns and violence in a way that I don't think a presidential candidate has ever spoken about guns.
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The Guns Above by Robyn Bennis Robyn Bennis's debut novel The Guns Above is set in the steampunk nation of Garnia.
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"I don't want to have guns in classrooms, although in some cases teachers should have guns in classrooms, frankly," he said.
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That could be because following the legal definition of a machine gun, bump stocks don't actually turn guns into machine guns.
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It's the pro-gun version of gun control: Protect Americans from bad people with guns by allowing more guns to circulate.
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The key problem, based on the research, is that America has too many guns, and those guns allow more gun deaths.
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Trump walked back his view that teachers should have guns a second later, then reiterated that some teachers should have guns.
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He says they don't work— criminals will get guns anyway—and that registering guns is the first step to seizing them.
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Once the guns are processed through the Wayne County Sheriff's office, we bring in a welder and render the guns inoperable.
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Guns trafficked from states like Virginia, the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida made up almost a quarter of guns seized in Boston.
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The more guns there are, the more potential shooters there are; more shootings means more fear; more fear means more guns.
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Crime guns are guns that are illegally possessed, used in a crime or suspected to have been used in a crime.
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Guns Down America, a gun-control advocacy group, started a petition that demands that Walmart remove all guns from its stores.
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One gun control advocacy group — Guns Down America — is demanding that Walmart stop selling guns in its stores through a petition.
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A Trump Administration would target criminals who use guns, and get guns out of the hands of felons and gang members.
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"One of my proposals is to actually help gun owners upgrade their guns to personalized guns free of charge," he said.
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There are about twice as many suicides annually using guns (more than 21,000 in 2014) as there are homicides using guns.
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Shooter's brother banned from buying guns Also Thursday, another judge granted an order prohibiting Zachary Cruz from having access to guns.
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" Appearing to link the wave of knife crimes in London to a ban on guns, he added: "They don't have guns.
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Guns On guns, the House is set to vote on a bill that would give school more money to strengthen security.
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"We don&apost go out with guns blazing, because we don&apost ever want those guns pointed toward us," says Suzy.
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" GUNS: The Hill's Jordan Fabian reports: The White House is calling Ted Cruz's new ad hitting President Obama over guns "irresponsible.
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And as we battled more, we got more guns, different types of guns and costumes, and the nurses would play along!
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Booker makes guns personal Booker took an issue that all Democrats talk about -- guns -- and made it personal on Wednesday night.
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Whether or not you believe that philosophy, you can see how fundamentally discordant it is with the liberal belief that restrictions on access to guns — whether banning certain types of guns, mandating waiting periods, preventing certain individuals from obtaining guns, or eliminating public ownership of guns altogether — will decrease mass shootings, accidental shootings, homicides, and even suicides.
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To deal with those problems, America will have to make guns less accessible as well as likely reduce the number of guns in the US. This doesn't mean that guns are the only contributor to gun violence in Chicago.
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On its website, the TSA lists other prohibited items such as "squirt guns, Nerf guns, toy swords, or other items that resemble realistic firearms or weapons," and advises travelers to empty water guns to adhere to its liquids rule.
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Lott's argument also relies on the assumption that "good guys with guns" dutifully adhere to "no weapons" signs, so mass shooters can reliably infer that any place with a "no guns" policy will be free of people with guns.
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The Women's March participants carried signs such as "Real men don't need guns" or "Loaded guns under beds are bad," but their actions presumably imply that at least women need guns for protection when they are out in public.
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But the impact of guns on everyday interactions, , and instances when guns are neither drawn nor discharged, remains a largely unstudied topic.
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"Estranged" by Guns N' Roses (1994) Guns N' Roses were no strangers to shelling out millions to make their vision a reality.
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The Black Panthers famously advocated using guns for self-defense, and white fears about black people with guns helped inspire gun control.
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Afterward, policemen searching the building found two Kalashnikov PKM machine guns, one rocket-propelled grenade launcher and two AK-47 machine guns.
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The third highest amount of guns was found at another big Texan airport — Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport with 128 guns uncovered.
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After all, Canada doesn't allow its citizens to carry guns in self-defense—here, we buy guns for hunting and sport shooting.
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The replica group included toy guns and all guns that fired anything other than bullets, including BBs, paintballs, pellets, and other projectiles.
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The other side, anchored by the NRA and other right-wing groups, holds that guns are good, and more guns are better.
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"I don't want to have guns in classrooms, although in some cases teachers should have guns in classrooms, frankly," he said Sunday.
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Here is a simple fact that should underpin most conversations about guns: Where there are more guns, there are more gun deaths.
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While still maintaining that the guns are safe, Remington agreed to replace the triggers, free of charge, in most of the guns.
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For supporters of gun rights, there is simply no tie between violence committed with guns and the availability of the guns themselves.
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All guns are lethal, but we won't actually reduce gun violence unless we recognize that some guns are more lethal than others.
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The armor on the side of the hull is also well preserved, while the anchors, guns and machine guns remain in place.
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A larger man instructed the others to be ready to load their guns with ammunition, and never to set their guns down.
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These persons had a moral obligation to intervene in a way that separated him from his guns (he had registered 21 guns).
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Andrew Rosenthal It's time to talk about taking away guns — not everyone's guns and not all of them, but a whole lot.
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Most Australians views guns as only being needed to be used by farmers or hunters — and even then, guns are highly regulated.
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It is not practical to purchase guns for teachers and training with guns where teachers need materials to do their job; teach.
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Guns are illegal in Oman which means that no one owns guns and I've also never heard of a shooting in Oman.
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His book, Guns Down: How To Defeat The NRA And Build A Safer Future With Fewer Guns, is due out in April.
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Those are the guns that nobody expects to get from this buyback, and yet those are the guns of greatest public concern.
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The bill targets dealers who skirt the law and knowingly sell guns to criminals and other people who should not own guns.
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One area in which younger adults differ on guns than the rest of Americans is that slightly fewer of them own guns.
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The mantra is that when guns are "controlled", no more tragedies will happen or, conversely, the last shooting was caused by guns.
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They also make it easier for people to bring guns into houses of worship and allow some foster homes to store guns.
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Nearly 7,000 children committed suicide with guns from 1999 to 2014, and thousands of people are killed every year with misappropriated guns.
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Firearms companies once engaged in what is derisively called "pink it and shrink it," offering traditional guns in feminine colors and promoting smaller guns to fit a woman's hand, which is not necessarily a solution as lighter guns have more recoil.
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While a few laws have been passed, gun enthusiasts have found more creative ways to obtain their guns: getting them from older friends/family, borrowing guns from someone licensed or even purchasing guns online (a loophole to background check laws).
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Smart guns During the tele-town hall Monday, Biden was asked a question on guns and the Second Amendment and in his response, Biden talked about what are often called "smart guns" some of which require a fingerprint to fire.
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This notion helps illuminate the peculiar Typewriter Guns of Québécois artist Eric Nado, a sculptural series of typewriters transformed to look like guns.
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Whether this is done over time as access to guns is tightened or quickly as guns are immediately confiscated depends on the policy.
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To a question about guns in schools she replied that schools should be allowed to have guns to protect pupils from "potential grizzlies".
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Japan's experience also suggests that a favored gun rights slogan — "if you ban guns, only the criminals will have guns" — is too pat.
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I have supported from day one and instant background check to make certain that people who should have guns do not have guns.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden: Believes only "smart guns" should be sold, or guns that require "a biometric measure" to pull the trigger.
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"If guns were stored all the time properly all the time, even if there were more guns, there would be no more accidents."
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RELATED: The times Trump changed his positions on guns "There's no one who believes he's going to take their guns away," Manchin said.
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My avatar was a stock image of a white woman in business-wear doing finger guns, but I cropped out the finger guns.
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Having selective authorization on household guns could cut down on dangerous or fatal misfires when guns are handled by inexperienced people or children.
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Guns are specifically designed for killing, which makes suicide attempts with guns likelier to succeed than (for example) attempts with razors or pills.
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The issue should not be regulating guns per se, but regulating the lethality of guns based on how they are designed and used.
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They're worried by the fact that 22014D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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They're worried by the fact that 83D-printed guns and "ghost guns," which are assembled from DIY kits, are generally untraceable and unregulated.
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Sawed-off shotguns, guns in school parking lots, drunks with guns—it all seems to be good as far as Tomes is concerned.
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So terrorists on fbi's wanted lists can legally still buy guns Oh & mentally ill people can buy guns without a background check too.
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Guns are the reason that school shootings were able to take place and adding more guns to schools would not help save lives.
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To stop this problem means to stop the ease of ability for people who should not have guns getting their hands on guns.
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And guns bought and sold on the black market are often missed in accounting or the total number of guns in any country.
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The suspect had 21 guns registered in his name, according to the Times, and had legally purchased at least six guns since 1996.
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It's not just a matter of who can have guns and certainly not the horrifying suggestion of bringing more guns for more safety.
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After a nasty, allegedly violent breakup with his girlfriend that resulted in a restraining order, Aaron was spotted buying guns ... and more guns.
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While both operations involved guns being sold to Mexican drug gangs, the Bush administration tracked the guns and worked with the Mexican government.
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Many people live in households with guns, but don't personally own them So far we've looked mostly at households with guns in them.
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Perhaps the reason access to guns so strongly contributes to suicides is that guns are much deadlier than alternatives like cutting and poison.
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I am around guns because I have several friends who are ex-military and they own guns, and I also have a lot of friends who are pro-gun, so when I visit their houses, I know there are guns in the house.
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Guns rated poor are given 25 percent of their regular value, guns rated as average condition are given 70 percent of their value, and any guns considered new or "near-new" can be traded in for 95 percent of their original price.
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More than 220 years after the Constitution was written — in a 5-4 ruling — the Supreme Court expanded the reach of the Second Amendment, allowing for the absurd — guns in bars, guns in airports and guns in houses of worship, for example.
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"That message about Democrats trying to take guns away — Obama trying to take guns away, [House Minority Leader Nancy] Pelosi trying to take guns away — that's a message that's been repeated over and over and over again," Cuellar said Wednesday by phone.
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He points out that, despite his easy conversation over a sunset meal with these people with guns, not all people with guns are good.
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In May, legendary outfit Guns N' Roses filed a lawsuit against a Colorado brewery over its launch of a beer called Guns 'N' Rosé.
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While Remington continues to maintain the guns are safe, class-action plaintiffs claimed the guns are prone to firing without the trigger being pulled.
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The attackers were armed with knives, slingshots and only a few guns—and reportedly made off with dozens more guns and thousands of bullets.
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Regulate guns like cars, including the equivalent of a road test and safety education, with restrictions tailored to keep guns from high-risk people.
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The online stunt consists of people pulling guns on their friends — and their friends also pulling out guns — without anybody firing off any shots.
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Indeed, a study looking at 2004 survey data found that households with guns have a median of 3 guns, and an average of 6.6.
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Recommending to remove guns completely from a home can be off-putting for parents who might keep guns for hunting or protection, he said.
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She announced it was her policy to reduce the number of people who have guns, not bad people; she said 'people' who have guns.
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Close to a million guns were turned in over the course of the program, and at least two million guns remained in private hands.
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The heated rhetoric surrounding the regulation of guns in America would lead one to believe that reforms to prudently regulate guns will never happen.
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While the store sells 38 guns a day on average, it's estimated 580 guns are smuggled into the country from the US every day.
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The Secret Service banned guns in the audience during the remarks by Trump and Pence, but otherwise guns are allowed at the Dallas event.
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For the patient with guns, doctors who were Democrats indicated they'd be more likely to tell the patient not to keep guns at home.
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For example, when he wrote about smart guns, he originally also mentioned ballistic fingerprinting and removing guns from homes of people who are suicidal.
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If trained professionals, who are in schools to protect the children, accidentally fire guns, then what would happen if we gave untrained teachers guns?
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On August 1st, people will be able to download blueprints for 3D guns and learn how to print their own guns without being traced.
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Also If guns are not kept in classrooms (which is near children) will teachers even be able to get to their guns in time?
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A 2017 law in Arkansas permitted guns on college campuses — which made guns legal at Southeast Conference football games and other large sporting events.
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In 2016, gun owners see their guns as a way to protect public order; gun control advocates see guns as a threat to it.
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"Guns and Gossip" (Season 1, Episode 3) "Everybody knows there's like 50 guns in school at any given moment," says Rayanne in this episode.
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Even Justice Scalia recognized that laws restricting the possession of certain guns -- machine guns and short-barreled shotguns, for example -- would be constitutionally permissible.
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Some states, such as Arizona, have extended the age limit for long guns purchased from a licensed dealer to guns purchased from private sellers.
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"Nobody's trying to take away anybody's guns, but we shouldn't be selling guns to criminals or people with psychiatric problems or minors," he said.
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According to the 2017 Pew study, 30% of Americans own guns themselves (241 points lower than the 280% who live in households with guns).
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And I think what we need to do in America is do something different and have less guns on our streets, not more guns.
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Feinstein is taking a piece of the assault weapons ban that allows you to convert semi-automatic guns to automatic guns and abolishing it.
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Mr. Heyward argued publicly for toy stores to stop carrying authentic-looking toy guns, or toy guns that could be made to appear realistic.
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He's also been experimenting with 3D printed plastic guns for years and thinks the battle over 3D printed guns ended a long time ago.
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He also wants to require people to report lost and stolen guns and to expand local authority to regulate guns, including in government buildings.
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The National Firearm Reference Vault, the largest collection of guns in the United States, houses thousands of guns — but not a single smart gun.
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But the basic point is that we know restricting access to guns — and, better yet, confiscating guns — could help prevent thousands of gun deaths.
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Water pistols, BB guns, pellet guns and paintball guns are on a list of numerous items banned from the area outside the Quicken Loans Arena, along with an arsenal of other hardware including swords, sabers, hatchets, axes, nunchucks, maces, hammers, crowbars and pepper spray.
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According to court papers, Guns N' Roses sued after Oskar Blues abandoned both its application to trademark "Guns N Rose" and any future use of that name or the band's name, but said it would keep selling Guns 'N' Rosé beer through March 2020.
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They have fueled a political and cultural debate over guns that was new to Brazil, but that in many ways mirrors the discussion in the United States, where critics say more guns means more deaths and supporters say guns are necessary for self-defense.
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