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Heres another. You can be arrested and in prisoned for maybe haveing a virus.
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For no apparent reason.He's got my vote, then. Gun laws are one of my biggest beliefs as a liberal.
Now Beto O’Rourke Says He Will Buy Back Texans’ AR-15s
Hoax.
Johnson says unvaccinated are being put into internment camp
In a Dec. 8, 2021 appearance on Janesville radio station WCLO, U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson ran through his familiar talking po
There are other countries which have instituted buybacks. Australia did so after a mass shooting.
Their homicide rate has steadily declined ever since.
I believe the Australian buyback was mandatory, though. That was an actual gun grab. Something which would be unconstitutional here.
The California proposal option, require insurance to own a firearm and make it too expensive to afford.
Luckily, this being Texas, there is no way his dreams will see a committee hearing in the legislature, much less make it to the governor's desk for signature.
You are always confused about things like this.Wrong.
The Australian buy back was a total failure.
Fewer than 10% of illegal assault weapons were turned in.
The reality is the homicide rate already was in a steady decline, and the fake by-back did absolutely nothing.
In fact, informal journalists investigating, say Australia has over 5 times as many illegal assault weapons now, compared to when they had the buy-back.
As you can see, the 1996 buy-back did NOT reduce guns, and they are now much higher in number.
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The estimated total number of guns (both licit and illicit) held by civilians in Australia is
2020: 3,778,025
2019: 3,754,166
2018: 3,740,894
2017: 3,659,772
2016: 3,548,761
2015: 3,426,363
2014: 3,258,445
2012: 3,010,000
2011: 2,960,000
2010: 2,943,363
2007: 2,750,000
2006: 2,918,454
2005: 3,050,000
1997: 2,500,000
1996: 3,200,000
1988: 3,500,000
1975: 2,055,000
...}
Guns in Australia — Firearms, gun law and gun control
Gun law, gun control statistics, number of guns in Australia, gun deaths, firearm facts and policy, armed violence, public health and developmentwww.gunpolicy.org
You are always confused about things like this.
The damn Australian government prohibited the right to keep and bear arms by restricting many many kinds of firearms.
With the extensive restrictive licensing requirement you can have some Fudd type guns but that is not freedom.
It was one of the most despicable things ever done to a country.
With the pandemic oppression we saw this last year what happens in a country of good people like Australia when the government has all the power and the people have none, didn't we?
No, it was a proposal in the legislatureCalifornia has no such provision.
Cite a gun law that ever worked at stopping criminals.He's got my vote, then. Gun laws are one of my biggest beliefs as a liberal.
There are other countries which have instituted buybacks. Australia did so after a mass shooting.
Their homicide rate has steadily declined ever since.
I believe the Australian buyback was mandatory, though. That was an actual gun grab. Something which would be unconstitutional here.
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Gun control has traditionally been aimed at disarming blacks.Cite a gun law that ever worked at stopping criminals.
He's got my vote, then. Gun laws are one of my biggest beliefs as a liberal.
Australia = Venezuela?
I think you need to put down the crack pipe.
No, it was a proposal in the legislature
Texans need to set up booths near any buy back drop off point and offer more money than whatever is the offer from the state.O’Rourke stressed his belief that citizens should not be able to buy a AR-15s, then said: “And if I can find the consensus within the Legislature to have a law in the state of Texas that allows us to buy those AK-47s and AR-15s back, we will.”
Now Beto O'Rourke Says He Will Buy Back Texans' AR-15s
Buy them back? Odd, did Texas sell those weapons to Texans?
Of course it's all just empty pandering to the dems, because he knows the TX Legislature would never go for it.
I had a Jennings .25 ACP. It fell apart in my hand after every shot. I just buried it in the back yard.I have a Jenning Zamak POS that my wife bought before we got together that I wouldn't sell to another living soul...except gun controllers.
Dearest gungrabbers...please have a gun buyback in Misouri.
I'd really like to get a few bucks for this junk pistol.
