Recent comments in /f/Connecticut
Just_Jer t1_j9ubmu6 wrote
Reply to comment by Whiskey_Fiasco in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
I'm thinking they're obtaining them using other means than legal. I have to present my permit to buy ammunition in CT.
gatogrande t1_j9ublnj wrote
Inside man for sure, or someone with intimate knowledge of their inv control
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DarkLamont t1_j9ubjjs wrote
Probably normal parts of the curriculum and just angry republican parents tbh
MyGodItsFullOfClowns t1_j9ubcx5 wrote
Reply to comment by BackhandStrongAF in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
I've never seen police respond to someone bringing a book into a school.
Whiskey_Fiasco t1_j9ub48z wrote
Reply to comment by Just_Jer in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
Are you telling me you think the criminal element is making their own bullets in their garage?
SummaJa87 t1_j9uaa9y wrote
BackhandStrongAF t1_j9ua7cz wrote
Reply to comment by MyGodItsFullOfClowns in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
books are normal 6.35% tax guns and ammo 6.35% + 11% already, without the bill.
Ftheyankeei t1_j9ua0ed wrote
Reply to Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
Beyond the incredibly slanted and propagandistic platform on which it was published and the author's recent post history (I'm sure your app for the unvaccinated will go swimmingly, congratulations on your InfoWars appearance!) I'm sure this is a conversation that is worth having from sources that are worth trusting. Gun nuts, when you lie down with dogs, you get fleas. Either own that or shut the fuck up.
TCPottery t1_j9u9tp8 wrote
This sounds odd, but we have been using Nature's Miracle enzymatic cleaner since moving into our "new to us" home. We had the carpets pro cleaned, of course, but we have had some mud, some puppy puke, and some ?? stains show up and I swear this stuff is a miracle, just like the name infers.
BackhandStrongAF t1_j9u9lw9 wrote
Reply to comment by Whiskey_Fiasco in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
there plenty of people that are just as capable of killing people without a gun. anyway, back to the taxes. regular sales tax is applied to guns and ammo aswell as another 11%. if this isnât enough to fund these programs, maybe ask yourself where this 17% markup is going in the first place. surely 17% of taxes paid on guns and ammo in ct should be boatloads of money already. wheres this money at?
welcomebackjelly t1_j9u930q wrote
Reply to I want to make a âConnecticut subredditâ starter pack meme to sum up the posts here - what should I include? by [deleted]
People complaining about not being able to afford to live in the wealthiest county in the country when they work at McDonaldâs
Current-Photo2857 t1_j9u8syo wrote
Reply to Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
Have to wonder why CT doesnât want its poorer citizens to be able to defend themselvesâŚ
rawdew2007 t1_j9u8s90 wrote
Reply to Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
Maybe we should make ct a dry state so no more drunk drivers kill people
welcomebackjelly t1_j9u8rq6 wrote
Reply to comment by jules13131382 in The little things in CT by DreadnoughtPoo
Itâs economic segregation not racial segregation. Go to a poorer state and all the colors live together because every neighborhood is affordable. I wouldnât really call this a CT issue, Iâd call it a byproduct of a wealthy state
_xXmyusernameXx_ t1_j9u8fcv wrote
Reply to comment by ruffdaddysmooth in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
You're a bit of a piece of shit.
BackhandStrongAF t1_j9u8ezw wrote
Reply to comment by Whiskey_Fiasco in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
âtaxes arenât punishmentsâ and then you follow up with âwhy should the general taxpayer be punished with additional taxes..â doesnât make sense. so gun owners shouldnât look at this as a punishment but the general tax payer should? as i said in a previous comment, use the extraordinary taxes they ALREADY accumulate from guns and ammunition and use that for the programs.
Just_Jer t1_j9u8eml wrote
Reply to comment by Whiskey_Fiasco in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
As said in the article, this only affects law abiding gun owners. We buy our ammo legally, the people causing most of the issue aren't eligible to carry the firearms in the first place, let alone purchase ammunition.
Why punish both kids if that little bastard, Johnny, is the one who broke the vase?
ruffdaddysmooth t1_j9u8bkt wrote
Reply to comment by _xXmyusernameXx_ in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
Keep crying đ
gamerongames t1_j9u85hy wrote
Reply to comment by Fun-Cockroach8339 in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
What are you smoking? Seriously? What right are you losing, the right to forgive eating a whopper after the firing range ?
Whiskey_Fiasco t1_j9u7ybk wrote
Reply to comment by BackhandStrongAF in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
It doesnât. It just makes you far less capable of killing many people in a short period of time, through malice or negligence. An unarmed criminal is far less of a threat to those around them than an irresponsible gun owner.
Guns are a weapon. They serve only one purpose.
Soggy_Affect6063 t1_j9u7yb9 wrote
Reply to comment by Badgercakes7 in bridgeport firefighters catalyst converter stolen at fire dept by Technical_Success987
âHow many catalytic converters is an innocent persons life worth?â
They arenât innocent if theyâre committing a crime. And againâŚI SAID POSITIVE ID. That doesnât mean you shoot just because they have a weapon and at no time in my reply did I say that thatâs what you do.
âI have actually fired a gun before, more than a few times which is why I am so disturbed by your idea of allowing and encouraging people to treat petty theft as a threat on their life.â
No. Iâm simply stating that a person should have the right and ability to adequately defend their property from potentially armed criminals.
âYou claim the majority of gun owners would fire until the 100% knew the situation but when you have a gun in your hand and you see someone doing something sketchy, you donât know what theyâre doing, your adrenaline starts kicking in, you start shaking, then stand up suddenly, you donât know if they have a weapon, you hat do you do?â
Again, thatâs brandishing and a completely hypothetical reaction not based on anything factual related to this situation. If you want I can provide links to surveillance footage of actual deadly force encounters and you can see for yourself how people react in these kinda of situations.
âIâm your magical world you claim every gun owner would take the time to do a threat analysis of to determine the exact situation but since weâre not all super genius Sherlock Holmes types who can take in all the evidence and calculate the proper course of action in a split second, people will have to make a snap decision.â
What are you even talking about? Youâre saying in my magical world but Iâve been in these scenarios both training and in real life. It doesnât take a sherlok holmes to have a firearm holstered, approach a situation from a position of dominance, and issue verbal commands to stop the criminal act, or defend yourself if they present you with deadly force. Making it known that thereâs a high probability that criminal acts can be met with deadly force if escalated, deters crime. If not, armed guards wouldnât exist.
âWhen untrained people are making snap decisions with a gun in their hands, innocent people WILL die. Maybe it wonât be you that does it, maybe your too good for that, but someone else will.â
Thatâs why training goes hand in hand with being armed and Iâve always said that.
âHow many catalytic converters is worth an innocent persons life?â
Then donât call the police and risk their innocent life when you have a problem. đ¤ˇââď¸
joeya20001 t1_j9u7vnr wrote
Reply to Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
This is annoying
Whiskey_Fiasco t1_j9u7po3 wrote
Reply to comment by BackhandStrongAF in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
Taxes arenât punishments. When you pay a gasoline or a tobacco tax or an alcohol tax it isnât a punishment. Why should the general tax payer be punished with additional taxes to cover the costs of dealing with the fall out coming from gun owners actions? Why shouldnât those costs fall on the shoulders of those who actually have a weapon?
Fun-Cockroach8339 t1_j9uc623 wrote
Reply to comment by ruffdaddysmooth in Taxing rounds to punish gun owners by Laurajw12
đ¤ˇââď¸ ok