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Old January 26, 2013, 08:14 PM   #1
Likeapuma
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Mandatory Firearm Insurance

Looks like they're trying to find ways to financially penalize firearm owners & claim it doesn't infringe.

http://www.ctnow.com/news/connecticu...,7225063.story
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Old January 26, 2013, 08:23 PM   #2
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Thinly veiled obstacle to ownership.

I think it also reveals the anti-gun attitude, viewpoint and ideology. If my car gets stolen and used in a bank robbery I'm not liable for it. But the antis think that if someone's gun gets stolen there should be someone to sue.

What is the legal principle behind this?

Another way to punish gun owners, just one month at a time - not all at once.
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Old January 26, 2013, 11:35 PM   #3
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Criminals don't pay insurance (look at cars)
they will be entirely UN INSURED
hence, everybody will have to carry
Un/under insured gun owners insurance, I'm sure it can be added as a rider to your standard health insurance

see, my idea is to spread it ALL around, mind you it's pointless (drownings and all are higher, but hey, we all pay for flood insurance)
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