Baby 'Bubba' gets a gun permit

[Snoopy]

Only in the US of A can something this silly happen.

www.cnn.com/2007/US/05/15/baby.gun.ap/index.html

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Awe , that's a little much , a 10 month old with a permit and Grampa already bought Him a shot-gun ... only in the U.S.A. ... What's next ?
..What's funny is that everthing is completely legall..

[sasquatch]

Well before you rush off in a hissy fit---ILLINOIS is not noted as being "firearm friendly". Most likely this is an anti-gun activist trying to make waves.

[antiyank]

Only in yankee doodle land can something this silly happen.

[Truthknut]

antiyank said:

Only in yankee doodle land can something this silly happen.

Time to grow up AY. What the Yanks do is their own business. Are you insecure about your identity and have to put down others?

Some of us are Pro-Canadian and stand for a better Canada.

Only in Canuckistan can this happen:

10. RCMP REGISTER PROHIBITED AK47 AS A RESTRICTED FIREARM: On March 15, 2002, an Ontario firearms owner wrote: What happened to me was exactly the same than Mr. Charles Schafer i.e. I received a registration for my prohibited AK47 incorrectly (according to the CFC) classified as restricted. I am sure that this happened to hundreds of AK owners in Canada.

7. RCMP REGISTER A BLACK & DECKER SOLDERING GUN: On March 1, 2002, Brian Buckley of Manitoba was issued with a Registration Certificate for his Black & Decker/Weller, 110 Volt AC soldering gun. The gurus in the gun registry identified it as a “Non-Restricted” firearm and gave it a “Firearm Identification Number”. This proves beyond any doubt that the government has completely abandoned any hope of keeping the Justice Minister’s promise to the Canadian Police Association that they would “verify” the accuracy of the information in the gun registration system.

6. RCMP REGISTER FIVE GUNS TO A MAN WHO DOESN’T OWN THEM: On March 30, 2002, the Winnipeg Sun (Page 5) reported: The people in charge of registering Canada's firearms are under fire once again this month -- this time for registering guns that don't exist. "What kind of dummies are looking after gun registration?" asked Garden Grove resident Paul Krawchuk. "First they register a heating gun, then they register guns that I don't even own." Krawchuk received a letter from the federal government this week confirming the registration of four rifles and a .22-calibre handgun. The 34-year-old city recycling employee owns four black powder hunting rifles, but none is registered and they aren't the same kind as the ones that Ottawa has registered for him. "Why can't they get it right?" asked Krawchuk. "How many other guys out there are having messes like this?" Last week, Oak Lake resident Bill Buckley registered his soldering iron as a firearm to highlight glitches in the registration system.

It's full of other follies. www.garrybreitkreuz.com/publications/errorspilingup.htm

At least the Yanks don't go into a hangwringing whimper every time someone exposes a piece of black pipe. NOthing to be proud of.

When I've been in the US, I don't cower when the gun topic comes up. Do you really want them to think we're total whiny, paranoid soccer moms? Your kind are an embarrassment.

[Truthknut]

gopher said:

......Whoa !!! Don't get your knickers in a knot here !!! I for one , are Pro-Gun . I'm licenced and owner of a variety of firearms and so is the rest of the household .
..... Both countries have glitches with the system .. You have people on the other end doing the registering that don't have a clue what the difference is between a .22 and a 12-gauge . Why were these under-educated , over-paid employees NOT trained better ??

To be "Pro-gun" it is mandatory to be anti C-68.