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In reply to the discussion: Gun liability insurance: the work-around [View all]

Robb

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6. I don't think you'd like that, since we're talking about gun crime specifically.
Reply to slackmaster (Reply #5)
Thu Apr 11, 2013, 04:51 PM
Apr 2013
To really make it fair, we could charge based on the likelihood that a person will commit a crime.


Turns out gun owners are exponentially more likely to commit crimes with guns than people without them.

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Gun liability insurance: the work-around [View all] Robb Apr 2013 OP
Sort of like a gun tax that directly funds the costs of victims of gun violence. DanTex Apr 2013 #1
i think that's a good idea samsingh Apr 2013 #2
I like the idea, defacto7 Apr 2013 #3
How about an "excise tax" exacted upon transfer of ownership? nt rdharma Apr 2013 #4
Maybe all men should be required to pay into a pool to provide assistance to rape victims slackmaster Apr 2013 #5
I don't think you'd like that, since we're talking about gun crime specifically. Robb Apr 2013 #6
I thought the topic of the thread was charging gun owners some kind of fee that would not be charged slackmaster Apr 2013 #8
What demographic information about you makes you so unlikely to ever commit a crime with a gun? Robb Apr 2013 #9
Everything about my demographics, with the exception of my gender and marital status slackmaster Apr 2013 #10
Good idea, we will just tack a little extra onto the "gun tax" for that. How's that? Hoyt Apr 2013 #7
Insurance can cover intentional acts guninsuranceblog Apr 2013 #11
Yes, it can cover intentional acts but not unlawful ones. slackmaster Apr 2013 #14
See response 11) which points out that liability for intentional acts aqctually can be insured Progressive dog Apr 2013 #12
"This proof of insurance card is to be carried in the chamber of your firearm at all times"..... lastlib Apr 2013 #13
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