How is a Hotel responsible for firearm sales?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

52 dead concert-goers in Las Vegas not a good enough reason for you?

Boru

An average of 100 firearm deaths per day is not good enough for the firearm worshipers.

If America wants less firearm violence, the best solution is for the makers and shops to give a shit how many they make and where they end up by better vetting at the time of sale.

You still haven't said how this would work.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

An average of 100 firearm deaths per day is not good enough for the firearm worshipers.

If America wants less firearm violence, the best solution is for the makers and shops to give a shit how many they make and where they end up by better vetting at the time of sale.

You still haven't said how this would work.

Boru

Another 80 bazillion rants will be started along the way and that issue will never be addressed.  

Tempting to post 'This is Song That Never Ends'.

[EgoDeath]

You need to provide a good reason for it before I need to argue against it.

52 dead concert-goers in Las Vegas not a good enough reason for you?

Boru

Good enough reason... for what?

[Brian37]

You still haven't said how this would work.

Boru

Another 80 bazillion rants will be started along the way and that issue will never be addressed.  

Tempting to post 'This is Song That Never Ends'.

I did address the issue. You not liking my responses are your  baggage not mine.

Waiting for something bad to happen after a sale is far more costly to society than doing the right thing at the point of sale.

And I could give a fuck less if you want to call what I say here on this form a "rant".  Damned right I am going to bitch. No I am not sorry.

If the worst you have to suffer is reading my posts which annoy you, that is far better than being a dead victim of Vegas or Newtown or Pulse, or Charleston, or Columbine.

Check your priorities.

[arewethereyet]

Another 80 bazillion rants will be started along the way and that issue will never be addressed.  

Tempting to post 'This is Song That Never Ends'.

I did address the issue. You not liking my responses are your  baggage not mine.

Waiting for something bad to happen after a sale is far more costly to society than doing the right thing at the point of sale.

And I could give a fuck less if you want to call what I say here on this form a "rant".  Damned right I am going to bitch. No I am not sorry.

If the worst you have to suffer is reading my posts which annoy you, that is far better than being a dead victim of Vegas or Newtown or Pulse, or Charleston, or Columbine.

Check your priorities.

Please repeat your solutions to the issue or provide a link.

You are the one on this forum with more baggage than passes through ATL in a year.

 - be glad you aren't a victim - Yep, playing to emotion is a dandy argument.

Your priorities are to twist around the same half dozen topics so that you can be the king of starting threads.  

Guns - bullies - shitty music - bad poetry - THE HURRICANE YOU WERE SAVED FROM - corporate greed...you are so damn predictable.  Sorry, not sorry.

[Succubus]

...Why not have cameras in the room? Hell, why not body scan every hotel resident?

Cameras in the room? Why not ask the hotel resident why he needs immediate access to the content of twenty two heavy suitcases? The Mandalay Hotel chain has, like every other large hotel group, a facility to store baggage.

Forget guns, you can make a fucking big bomb with 22 suitcases of explosives. This incident is the failure of the hotel security system. And the failure of a country where you can buy an assault rifle in a corner shop.

There is no way around this; between them the NRA and duelling banjo country red necks control the 'Grand Old Party'. And as a consequence, the country.
Your fucked, and you're going to take the rest of us down with you.
Forget climate change, the American political system will end us long before the glaciers melt.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

52 dead concert-goers in Las Vegas not a good enough reason for you?

Boru

Good enough reason... for what?

A good enough reason to agree that, in the interests of public safety, hotels should have the legal ability to search rooms and guests for weapons.

Boru

[onlinebiker]

Good enough reason... for what?

A good enough reason to agree that, in the interests of public safety, hotels should have the legal ability to search rooms and guests for weapons.

Boru

You do realize that people take.multiple guns into hotel rooms for good, legal, legitimate reasons on a regular basis -  don't you?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

A good enough reason to agree that, in the interests of public safety, hotels should have the legal ability to search rooms and guests for weapons.

Boru

You do realize that people take.multiple guns into hotel rooms for good, legal, legitimate reasons on a regular basis -  don't you?

I don't.  What 'good, legal, legitimate' reasons did you have in mind for having 15 AR-15s, 8 AR-10s, a bolt action .308, and 8000 rounds of ammunition in a hotel room?

Boru

[onlinebiker]

You do realize that people take.multiple guns into hotel rooms for good, legal, legitimate reasons on a regular basis -  don't you?

I don't.  What 'good, legal, legitimate' reasons did you have in mind?

Boru

I have done it myself.

When setting up a table at a gun show that was a 4 1/2 h hour drive from home - with a set-up time of 6 a.m. I decided to get a hotel room the night before - near the venue - rather than having to leave the house at 1:30 a.m.

It would have been unwise to leave that many guns unattended - even in a locked car.

So I brought 8 large gun cases into my room.

Nobody said a thing. 

No problem.

Edit to add - if you think searching hotel rooms for weapons is ok- you have to like searching people's houses as well --- as Castle doctrine is held for hotel rooms in every state that has it - as far as I know....