Poll: Would you support more restrictive gun laws in your state?

[Minuteman]

If anyone has an account on another gun forum, good idea to cross post this there.

 

[jmiller320]

Done

 

[PowPow]

91.49%

 

[BradyWarrior]

Done. Still over 90%.

 

[paulstitz]

Done

 

[ToneGrail]

Done!

 

[JAY1234]

It would be great if these poll results were taken seriously by the politicians (Fed/State/Local) involved in passing laws instead of voting to support their personal agendas and not the will of the majority of American citizens.

 

[rlc2]

Minuteman, this poll was xposted yesterday to calguns and ttag, w/ hat tip to mdshooters

 

[dad4]

DONE!

 

[RosadoSM]

Hit!

 

[Reptile]

Good old PBS...the "unsure" option is worded in a way to dilute the 'no" votes. Didn't work, did it?

 

[Verbotene]

Hit.

No at 92.27%

 

[S&W19]

I hit it!

 

[Dingo3]

Done. Interestingly the Yes-voting antis stand at 6.66%. Proof of their evilness.

Not a sermon, just a thought.

 

[Onua]

Yes. Increased regulations on firearms are necessary to prevent another tragedy like the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary. 6.53% (1,906 votes)


No. Laws like this unnecessarily punish lawful gun owners and will do little to prevent mass shootings. 92.47% (26,982 votes)


Unsure. It's important to keep the weapons out of the wrong hands, but this may not be the solution. 0.99% (290 votes)

 

[ngman]

No at 92.58% (27,729 votes)

 

[Combloc]

I hit it. Yet politicians will continue to tell us over and over:

"The majority of Americans support gun control."

 

[Reptile]

I hit it. Yet politicians will continue to tell us over and over:

"The majority of Americans support gun control."

What the majority of Americans want is to see a decrease in violence. The polls are almost always worded so that it appears that more "gun control" would achieve that goal.

 

[Kiev88cm]

hit

 

[Stevearado]

Done!