TheDefiantOne
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I'll address your statements point for point:You rail like a petulant child. Here's something for the adult part of you to ponder: How many weapons were banned in 1994? How many weapons weren't banned in 1994? Are you telling the reading audience that you couldn't defend yourself or shoot targets or fulfill your mental security of a free state with the plethora of weapons NOT on the list?There is no reason for anyone to own a AR-15.
You moron. I already explained to you the reasons to own an AR-15
1. To use for recreational purposes
2. To use for self defense
3. To have for the "necessary for the security of a free state".
Just because pathetic little pussies like you don't have a use for one don't meant the rest of us don't.
But you missed some very important points.
First of all, the 1994 so called Assault Weapons ban did not ban anything really.
It made nothing already purchased, illegal.
And it did nothing to the future sales of ARs.
They just had to take off the bayonet lug and flash suppressor.
Which the buyer could put back on if he wanted to.
The future proposed Assault Weapons bans are entirely different, in that they would illegally try to confiscate currently legally owned ARs, in violation of the Ex Post Facto laws.
And with about 20 million of them out there, that would be bound to start a shooting war on US streets.
1. A matter of opinion. Read the following thoroughly and comprehensively: Did the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban Work? - FactCheck.org
2. A moot point, as the law was never designed to confiscate weapons purchased prior to it's enactment.
3. Ahh, but that is the point....it was designed to BAN the sales of the AR-15. The day after the law ended, they flew off the shelves, and the mass shootings using them ran up the scale.
4. You are talking about the sleazy dodges by greedy retailers, which doesn't change the fact that when the ban lifted the original style weapons flew off the shelves, skyrocketing sales and the mass murders using them dramatically increased America’s Failed Attempt to Ban Assault Weapons
5. I am unaware of a proposed national law that entails confiscation. Could you post such source information? Thanks.