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Old 01-13-2011, 01:36 PM
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Rush might want to take this Tucson area billboard down.
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Old 01-14-2011, 10:02 AM
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Rush might want to take this Tucson area billboard down.
It is the radio station's billboard, doesn't belong to Rush. And it was taken down immediately Monday morning following the weekend massacre.
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Old 01-14-2011, 01:40 PM
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It is the radio station's billboard, doesn't belong to Rush. And it was taken down immediately Monday morning following the weekend massacre.
I know, but I wouldn't want my name associated with it. Does a local radio station have the right to use a person's name and likeness without prior approval?
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Old 01-14-2011, 04:05 PM
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I know, but I wouldn't want my name associated with it. Does a local radio station have the right to use a person's name and likeness without prior approval?
I'm sure all radio stations that carry the Rush syndicated talk show must get his approval for any publicity ads, but that wasn't the point I was trying to make. The point is that what once may have been in good taste, all of a sudden no longer was in good taste and the radio station did the responsible thing and took it down IMMEDIATELY. Why must the Huffington Post and everyone else on the left continue to imply that this billboard is still up?
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They said on the news last night that sales of high capacity magazines were 'brisk' because some people fear a ban may be coming...
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A VERY interesting side story:

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Old 01-14-2011, 09:01 PM
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A VERY interesting side story:

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Responsible citizen acting responsibly, the reason the second amendment works and overly strict gun laws don't help the problem at all imo. Guns should only legally be sold to sound minded responsible citizens naturally, and that is what the background checks etc are supposed to do.

As someone who has bought a gun or two second hand from the original owner I know that process is way too easy... just a quick bill of sale and done. I'd respect the decision if they made stricter laws requiring that to be done differently as there is no check and anyone can buy a used gun that way.

Any thoughts on a safer way for used gun sales by our gun aficionados on the site?
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Old 01-15-2011, 04:10 AM
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Responsible citizen acting responsibly, the reason the second amendment works and overly strict gun laws don't help the problem at all imo. Guns should only legally be sold to sound minded responsible citizens naturally, and that is what the background checks etc are supposed to do.

As someone who has bought a gun or two second hand from the original owner I know that process is way too easy... just a quick bill of sale and done. I'd respect the decision if they made stricter laws requiring that to be done differently as there is no check and anyone can buy a used gun that way.

Any thoughts on a safer way for used gun sales by our gun aficionados on the site?
The laws vary state to state with some as liberal as you describe to California where second hand private party sales are supposed to be conducted by a FFL (Federal Firearms License) dealer with 10 day waiting period and background check. In California, dealers cannot even ship a gun to another dealer without a prior approval from the State Department of Justice - even if it's to a dealer next door.

The reality is that once a gun is in the hands of someone, anything can happen to it. It can get stolen or be sold to someone without any dealer involvement, background check, or waiting period. There is no way to prevent this and no amount of legislation will change that. We simply cannot regulate human behavior and cannot enact laws to make people better. No matter how many hoops people are required to go through with anything, not just firearms, people will do crazy things.
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Old 01-15-2011, 09:42 AM
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I hear ya and fully agree that you can't do anything to make people do the right things. Crazy people will always be crazy, and you can't fix stupid. And no matter how wrong someone is people never really see themselves as crazy or wrong simply due to the delusion on self... they are normal/right/justified in their own head.
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