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Gun Control Reform Activism

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14. No insurance company is going to pay out for willful, criminal acts, or for actions by someone other

Wed Apr 3, 2013, 12:59 PM

Apr 2013

...than the insured party.

The suggestion is trite and naive.

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Tommy Chong knows how to fix America's gun control problems [View all] Squigglenob Apr 2013 OP

Better to also charge a gun seller/manufacturer with the crime itself too graham4anything Apr 2013 #1

Why? premium Apr 2013 #7

Once the SCOTUS/laws changed, nothing more needs to be added to my statement graham4anything Apr 2013 #9

In other words, premium Apr 2013 #10

There's no market (demand) for it BootinUp Apr 2013 #2

There's no market demand for car insurance either. Scuba Apr 2013 #3

I don't think its that simple BootinUp Apr 2013 #4

Just as car owner's who aren't driving are responsible. Scuba Apr 2013 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author holdencaufield Apr 2013 #5

I wouldn't worry too much about Ms. Maloney's safety, premium Apr 2013 #11

The NRA would simply start selling gun owner insurance.... spin Apr 2013 #16