Is that your fantasy?Wolverine!
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Is that your fantasy?Wolverine!
I can agree with that.You usually want the crazy ones on your side.
How does this translate to a sound argument against average law abiding citizen owning firearms.?That amounts to around 380,000 stolen guns every year, many of which are later used to commit violent crimes.
Actually the "average" law abiding citizen knows shit about firearms. They're the one's who shoot themselves trying to clean them. Or who can't hit the broadside of a barn.This will happen to a certain, tiny, percentage of guns, regardless what anyone does.
Its impossible to rationally conclude this fact supports a sound argument that average law abiding citizen should not be allowed to own firearms.
That was in the movie.Is that your fantasy?
You’re free to stay out of America.Fuck your 2nd Amendment!
I don't see anyone trying to make the claim that grandma should have to take her pills at the pharmacy every day because so much is stolen and kills so many. Heck, they send you home with Oxycodone if you have a minor surgery. That could so easily be stolen, because there are no laws mandating pill safes and that no pills are ever out in the open in your house.How does this translate to a sound argument against average law abiding citizen owning firearms.?
Democrats have released over a hundred thousand violent felons from prison early the last few years alone.You actually make my point. Along with all those millions of uses, comes the sale, borrowing or theft of some of them.
Gun Theft In America
Gun theft is on the rise in the U.S. and it's increasingly becoming an issue where guns are stolen from vehicles. If you travel with firearms, you need to make sure they're locked up when unattended.truckvault.com
That amounts to around 380,000 stolen guns every year, many of which are later used to commit violent crimes.
And what are the numbers on people who shoot themselves cleaning a gun compared to the number of guns in circulation right now?Actually the "average" law abiding citizen knows shit about firearms. They're the one's who shoot themselves trying to clean them. Or who can't hit the broadside of a barn.
I ain't going anywhere.You’re free to stay out of America.
Please.
Too bad. Guess you’ll have to wait until Trumps concentration camps open in 25.I ain't going anywhere.
Yeah, I will probably be one of the first to be rounded up?Too bad. Guess you’ll have to wait until Trumps concentration camps open in 25.
Fact remains:Actually the "average" law abiding citizen knows shit about firearms. They're the one's who shoot themselves trying to clean them. Or who can't hit the broadside of a barn.
Some people just hate guns so much they are incapable of rational thought.I don't see anyone trying to make the claim that grandma should have to take her pills at the pharmacy every day because so much is stolen and kills so many. Heck, they send you home with Oxycodone if you have a minor surgery. That could so easily be stolen, because there are no laws mandating pill safes and that no pills are ever out in the open in your house.
It absolutely supports the "average" law abiding citizen shouldn't have a gun. Just like the "average" driver shouldn't have a Lamborghini or a McLaren.Fact remains:
It is impossible to rationally conclude this fact supports a sound argument that average law abiding citizen should not be allowed to own firearms.
Absolutely?It absolutely supports the "average" law abiding citizen shouldn't have a gun.
Unsupportable nonsense.Just like the "average" driver shouldn't have a Lamborghini or a McLaren.
Maybe you could make the case that the "average" law abiding citizen should think carefully before starting a lifetime of gun ownership. Of course, you "should" start with the easier to handle, smaller and lighter guns until you gain familiarity with them, learn how to safely handle them, clean them, store them, and use them. Heck, start with non-lethal air rifles and pistols until you really understand how to handle the hardware. Once you develop the routine of safe gun handling, move up. Let's face reality, for hundreds of years, the average American was able to purchase and keep firearms of all sorts out of a catalog. Send in a check and it shows up on your doorstep (or you go down to the post office to pick it up). No one shot up schools or shopping malls. It's harder now to get guns, and people are shooting up schools and shopping malls. What changed? Not the guns.It absolutely supports the "average" law abiding citizen shouldn't have a gun. Just like the "average" driver shouldn't have a Lamborghini or a McLaren.
You actually make my point. Along with all those millions of uses, comes the sale, borrowing or theft of some of them.
Gun Theft In America
Gun theft is on the rise in the U.S. and it's increasingly becoming an issue where guns are stolen from vehicles. If you travel with firearms, you need to make sure they're locked up when unattended.truckvault.com
That amounts to around 380,000 stolen guns every year, many of which are later used to commit violent crimes.
Even Sheriff Andy Taylor knew that "average" individuals were dangerous if armed. That's why Deputy Barney Fiff, was only allowed ONE BULLET.Absolutely?
According to you, because less than 1 gun in 1000, not all of which are privately held, are stolen, lost, misplaced, etc, the average citizen should not have access to any of the >999.
What makes this make sense to you?