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Oh yes. You explained because they do it illegally, they feel guilty and turn themselves in. No need to bother the guy selling them the gun; convicted felons, kids and the mentally impaired all have a conscience and will voluntarily run to the nearest Fed and confess. Gotcha. Matter of fact, just knowing the universal background law won’t pass, has cause a mass confessional for all convicted felons carrying guns. The police stations are overwhelmed with criminals turning their guns in cause…..gee, they know they’re illegal. Right.
Oh, the drug dealers sell them to other criminals. So they manufacture them ? Or, do they grow them on trees. I heat there’s a gun tree in every state that druggies go to get their guns to sell to other felons. Amazing.
Having nothing to do with the appropriateness, efficacy, or Constitutionality of firearm regulatory measures.
Criminals violate all manner of laws – from speed limits to murder; that criminals don’t obey laws doesn’t mean we should get rid of speed limits or not prosecute murderers.
No firearm regulatory measure is intended to act as a ‘panacea’ to all gun crime and violence.
Of course, you do understand that every Supreme Court decision concerning firearm regulations say…. People don’t have the “inherent“ right to possess a firearm or any of the Bill of Rights. You’re wrong conflating self defense with right to possess a firearm.. You just made up shit to conflate one with the other.All people have an inherent right of self defense, so have the right to be armed.
Thats a bad ideaSo the solution is to, keep pumping guns into the hands of criminals.
Of course, you do understand that every Supreme Court decision concerning firearm regulations say…. People don’t have the “inherent“ right to possess a firearm or any of the Bill of Rights. You’re wrong conflating self defense with right to possess a firearm.. You just made up shit to conflate one with the other.
Thats a bad idea
if criminals even touch a gun lock thrm up and throw away the key
you want to punish good people instead of the bums who are causing the trouble
Convicted felons still have some rightsLabeling people as substandard less than citizens, after they have served their sentence, is not legal and is totally corrupt.
Either all people have inherent rights or not.
That's the point. The KGB and agents of international marxism promoted the environutjob movement for no other reason than to crush the US Economy and paralyze our industries. Now there was certainly some concern about the effects industry had on our environment as it was developing, it was getting addressed and efforts were made to stop pollution and clean up the damage.I dont think so
most of us do not want to pay a fortune for gasoline
greenie hate for fossil fuel can drag the entire economy down
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I would actually side with the bed wetter, although I doubt he agrees with me, because of course bed wetting leftist parasites are deliberately ignorant and will contradict themselves when they have to acknowledge reality. If a person is a released felon, he should be able to carry a gun. Voting isn't even an issue, I don't care if the original crime was stuffing ballot boxes.Convicted felons still have some rights
but voting or owning firearms are not among those rights
Its not my problem you misinterprete it. The problem is you think it gives permission for an army of ratbag rednecks to prance around expanding their egos. Waving guns around like rambo. Tough guys that have never fired a shot in anger. Go away you fool.Actually it does.
A democratic republic does have to be a country full of gun nuts instead of a mercenary elite military that takes orders only from a dictatorship.
And "well regulated" just means they are practiced and good at it, not that there is some sort of central control.
If you had a home invasion involving multiple invaders a 30 round magazine might come in handy.Outside of a war zone, does a person REALLY need the ability to throw 30 rounds down range in less than 20 seconds?
Me? I'm retired U.S. Navy, and on one tour was also a member of the Security Force (basically base police). And, while we had .45's and then switched to 9mm, which are semi automatic weapons, we never had more than 10 rounds of ammo in the gun at any time. And, it's really easy to reload a 9mm, which can be done in 2 seconds or less.
But, our Gunny also taught us ammo control, meaning shoot 2 or 3 rounds, stop, reassess the situation, and fire another 2-3 if required. When we went to the range, we had to fire from several different positions (standing, through a window, through a door, behind a barrier, etc.), and each station required only a certain amount of rounds. If you got to the last couple of stations and ran out of ammo before completing them, the Gunny had your ass for lunch.
Oh, now you’re claiming that every gun felons use in the US is a Taurus ? Really ?The guns come from the same places as the drugs.
There are hundreds of gun makers in South America.
And it is easy to get illegal Chinese or Pakistani arms as well.
Where do you think illegal drugs come from, some farmer in Illinois?
So, now you’re claiming that criminals turn themselves in whenever they touch a gun ? Amazing. Maybe their moms do.Thats a bad idea
if criminals even touch a gun lock thrm up and throw away the key
you want to punish good people instead of the bums who are causing the trouble
They don’t. There are no inherent rights in the bill of rights. Nine, nada nix.Either all people have inherent rights or not.
This happens all the time. Gun store owners have no reason to make up shit to sell guns. Neither do car salesmen. It must be fact. Home invasions are running ramped.If you had a home invasion involving multiple invaders a 30 round magazine might come in handy.
I remember a gun store owner tell a story about a home invasion involving his teen aged daughter.
Some fool tried to break into his home while his daughter was there alone. He was trying to break the door down so she grabbed an M1 carbine and emptied a 30 magazine through the door.
That discouraged the intruder but apparently he escaped without injury.
Of course I am not recommending shooting through doors. I would calmly wait until the intruder broke the door down and made entry before I would open fire.
I still wonder what the intruder thought when bullet holes started to appear in the door.
The gun store owner was glad his daughter survived but pissed that he had to replace the door.
In reality, the opposite occurs. American gun makers are arming the cartels. So you really are just throwing BS out there.The guns come from the same places as the drugs.
There are hundreds of gun makers in South America.
And it is easy to get illegal Chinese or Pakistani arms as well.
Where do you think illegal drugs come from, some farmer in Illinois?
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Though I agree in general, felons do bend over backwards not to be stopped for traffic violations. Having a stolen car registration run through a computer for a traffic violation is a bad day for any crook. All the tv and movie shows showing felons hot rodding around town is fake news. Car registration are a major crime prevention “weapon.”Having nothing to do with the appropriateness, efficacy, or Constitutionality of firearm regulatory measures.
Criminals violate all manner of laws – from speed limits to murder; that criminals don’t obey laws doesn’t mean we should get rid of speed limits or not prosecute murderers.
No firearm regulatory measure is intended to act as a ‘panacea’ to all gun crime and violence.
IOW Biden wants a few cosmetic doodads that have absolutely no effect on a rifle's performance to be banned againBiden demands ban on ‘assault weapons,’ high-capacity magazines in first speech to Congress29 Apr 2021 ~~ By Liz George
Biden demands ban on 'assault weapons,' high-capacity magazines in first speech to Congress
In his first speech before both chambers of Congress, President Joe Biden focused heavily on his administration’s gun control agenda, calling once againamericanmilitarynews.com
In his first speech before both chambers of Congress, President Joe Biden focused heavily on his administration’s gun control agenda, calling once again for “reasonable reforms” on firearms, including a ban on “assault weapons” and high-capacity magazines.
“We need a ban on assault weapons and high—capacity magazines again. Don’t tell me it can’t be done. We’ve done it before … and it worked,” Biden asserted in his speech. “Talk to most responsible gun owners, most hunters – they’ll tell you there’s no possible justification for having 100 rounds – 100 bullets – in a weapon. They will tell you that there are too many people today who are able to buy a gun, but who shouldn’t be able to.”
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In 2004, the Department of Justice National Institute of Justice issued a report stating that the 1994 “assault weapons” ban did not actually reduce crime.
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I’m sure that law enforcement all across the nation are busy today ridding themselves "Assault Weapons" and Large capacity magazines that hold more than seven rounds ( a very popular New York solution except for NYPD).
Most states with the U.S. have limits on the number of rounds that can be loaded in a rifle or shotgun.
For rifles hunting big game (Deer, boar, elk or bear) rifles are limited to 4 in the magazine/clip, or tube. For shotguns the normally loads are three in the magazine/tube and one round chambered.
Obviously both the president and his handlers know little about hunting laws or what is manufactured within the sporting arms industry of America.
While the popular AR-15 system is now calibered from .22 cal, 5.56/.223, 6.5mm, 6.8mm .300 Blackout, 7.62x39mm and .308 calibers.
The system created by Eugene Stoner like Kalashnikov has outlived his name.
Unlike the mlitary M4A1 Carbine is only manufactured for war in one standard caliber 5.56mm NATO and may be fitted with a selective fully automatic trigger assembly where the AR-15 is not. .
It all depends upon how the law is written. In some states and countries that do restrict assault weapons, the regulation is revisited regularly and a new list is published of violating firearms as the makers, as they usually do, try to circumvent the regulations. It’s not up to Biden to actually write the laws.IOW Biden wants a few cosmetic doodads that have absolutely no effect on a rifle's performance to be banned again
