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platoonDaddy
02-06-13, 01:12
Dang, when will it ever stop? (!)

Democratic lawmakers proposed legislation Tuesday that would require California gun owners to buy liability insurance to cover damages or injuries caused by their weapons.

Similar bills have been introduced in other states after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre. They include Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New York.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/05/own-gun-time-to-buy-violence-insurance-california-democrats-say/

Alaskapopo
02-06-13, 02:06
Dang, when will it ever stop? (!)

Democratic lawmakers proposed legislation Tuesday that would require California gun owners to buy liability insurance to cover damages or injuries caused by their weapons.

Similar bills have been introduced in other states after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre. They include Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New York.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/05/own-gun-time-to-buy-violence-insurance-california-democrats-say/

How much would that cost out of curiosity?
Pat

J-Dub
02-06-13, 02:09
How much would that cost out of curiosity?
Pat

Too much. This is what Civil Court is for, insurance is one of the biggest rackets around.

Alaskapopo
02-06-13, 02:15
Too much. This is what Civil Court is for, insurance is one of the biggest rackets around.

I have thought about liability insurance for when I retire in case I got into a shooting. To handle the legal fees etc. Don't think it should be required however.
Pat

J-Dub
02-06-13, 02:40
You dont have a PPA or some sort of org. that will represent (or help you out) you even after you retire?

Shitbags dont retire you know.

Alaskapopo
02-06-13, 02:46
You dont have a PPA or some sort of org. that will represent (or help you out) you even after you retire?

Shitbags dont retire you know.

There is APOA (Alaska Peace Officers Association) and I am a member but I don't think they have insurance for us.
Pat

platoonDaddy
02-06-13, 05:21
I have thought about liability insurance for when I retire in case I got into a shooting. To handle the legal fees etc. Don't think it should be required however.
Pat

I have a umbrella policy, but believe self-defense coverage is excluded.


Interesting read: http://www.nyfirearms.com/forums/laws-politics/25482-personal-umbrella-policy-self-defense-coverage-included-alternative-2-nra-policy.html

Koshinn
02-06-13, 05:33
Dang, when will it ever stop? (!)

Democratic lawmakers proposed legislation Tuesday that would require California gun owners to buy liability insurance to cover damages or injuries caused by their weapons.

Similar bills have been introduced in other states after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre. They include Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New York.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/05/own-gun-time-to-buy-violence-insurance-california-democrats-say/

Sounds like a great idea. Let's sue the victim of a theft for what the thief does with the stolen item.

Who would we sue in Newtown?

montanadave
02-06-13, 07:03
Too much. This is what Civil Court is for, insurance is one of the biggest rackets around.

So anybody wondering where the insurance lobby is on this? What are the odds these industry shitbags are spoon-feeding these ****in' legislation to state legislatures around the country and lining the pockets of state reps to carry this legislation?

If the insurance lobby has their fingers anywhere near this (and I'm bettin' dollars to doughnuts they do), the gun-rights advocates need to shine a glaringly bright light on this immediately so everybody can get a good look at the cockroaches.

I had an exchange on another site last evening where someone told me I should be criminally liable and incarcerated if a criminal broke into my home, stole a firearm, and used it in the commission of a subsequent crime. "It's about personal responsibility, sonny. Learn it, live it," they said. "I would hold you partially responsible and would like to see you go to jail for a long time."

I asked if they were ready to go to jail if a thief stole their car or took a knife from their kitchen and subsequently injured/killed someone. No response.

Caeser25
02-06-13, 07:16
So anybody wondering where the insurance lobby is on this? What are the odds these industry shitbags are spoon-feeding these ****in' legislation to state legislatures around the country and lining the pockets of state reps to carry this legislation?

If the insurance lobby has their fingers anywhere near this (and I'm bettin' dollars to doughnuts they do), the gun-rights advocates need to shine a glaringly bright light on this immediately so everybody can get a good look at the cockroaches.

I had an exchange on another site last evening where someone told me I should be criminally liable and incarcerated if a criminal broke into my home, stole a firearm, and used it in the commission of a subsequent crime. "It's about personal responsibility, sonny. Learn it, live it," they said. "I would hold you partially responsible and would like to see you go to jail for a long time."

I asked if they were ready to go to jail if a thief stole their car or took a knife from their kitchen and subsequently injured/killed someone. No response.

Baaaah, baaaah. How much of the population can think for themselves anymore?

7 RING
02-06-13, 16:34
Dang, when will it ever stop? (!)

Democratic lawmakers proposed legislation Tuesday that would require California gun owners to buy liability insurance to cover damages or injuries caused by their weapons.

Similar bills have been introduced in other states after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre. They include Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New York.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/05/own-gun-time-to-buy-violence-insurance-california-democrats-say/

Damn Democ- Rats! :mad:

MountainRaven
02-06-13, 17:31
Sounds like a great idea. Let's sue the victim of a theft for what the thief does with the stolen item.

Who would we sue in Newtown?

The man who lost his mother and brother. The brother forever condemned for what he did, the mother tarnished by accusations that she was evil for owning guns, for raising a basket-case, &c. As the heir to her estate, it only makes sense.

:mad:

TAZ
02-06-13, 18:18
Dang, when will it ever stop? (!)

Democratic lawmakers proposed legislation Tuesday that would require California gun owners to buy liability insurance to cover damages or injuries caused by their weapons.

Similar bills have been introduced in other states after the Newtown, Conn., school massacre. They include Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and New York.

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/05/own-gun-time-to-buy-violence-insurance-california-democrats-say/

It will never stop. Better face it now and be prepared to defend your rights from attack on every conceivable front. If they can't get A they will try B. Rinse and repeat till something sticks. They have an agenda and they will do whatever it takes to execute it.

Ed L.
02-06-13, 21:05
The whole liability insurance for gunowners is a barely veiled roundabout angle at prohibition.

The second amendment is recognized by the Heller decision as a constitutionally protected right to own firearms for defense against criminals. Requiring insurance to own firearms would be the same thing as a poll tax, which has been held to be unconstitutional.

How about requiring violent criminals to acquire and maintain liability insurance as a condition of release from prison and to stay free? Their rate of recidivism and violence is far higher than the violence committed by people eligible to legally own firearms.

While we're at it, how about liability suits against the government by victims of violent crime whenever a violent criminal released from prison victimizes them? If the government were to dump toxic waste, people who suffered because of it would be entitled to sue to recover damages. Criminals who have proven violent are the human equivalent of toxic waste.

ANyway, that's my rant.

Honu
02-06-13, 21:39
Typical
Hate the big fat companies and their evil private planes etc..
Bad %1 folks which most insurance companies are !

Oh wait they can help us get our agenda plans met quick lets work with them !

Kinda like bad bush tortured 3 people by getting their head wet !
I know lets just kill them !