[Hugin]

That should read "I don't particularly like the idea of point and click hunting..."

[Mark was here]

States can do it by simply violating someones property rights with a "feel good" law. Those who "feel good" about the issue truly don't give a crap about property rights, the most important thing to these folks is that they "feel good".

If someone does not like an activity on private property, they can buy the property, and make their own rules. The "feel good" folks would rather have the state trample property rights, from smoking on private property to the means of pulling a trigger in this case.

The sad thing is we are loosing our freedoms to the "feel goods" and they feel too good to care.