Admiral Rockwell Tory
Diamond Member
Yes unless youre saying there was a mutation that occurred and no one told me about.So youre saying guns 200 years ago are the same as todays models?Not like there hasn't been guns around for the last two hundred plus years. You probably need to ask yourself what has changed with people, not guns.
So you're saying people 200 years ago are the same as today?
Something obviously changed.
People had legal Thompson Machineguns right after WWI, when they had a surplus and were dumping them for mail order $25 and no license required.
People did not used to do school shootings.
My father used to take his shotgun to elementary school with him, so he could try to shoot dinner on the way home.
In the 60s, 2 students were killed from knife fights, so a third of the teachers were armed.
So yes, people clearly have drastically changed in the last 200 years.
It does not take a mutation, it can be through conditioned responses.
The government banned Thompson sub machine guns because they were being used by gangs against police. Today the NRA prevents any weapon from being banned.
Really? The NRA basically said to go ahead and ban bump stocks. How does that male your statement true?