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The biggest threat to Americans: Americans

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Ok. Sorry :thumb:

Just going on what they did in the 90s.

 

Maybe we need a new definition. Define it so we don't have guns that have only militaristic use for sale on the daily.

Here is a good start for you:

 

The Truth About Assault Weapons

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Cars are nearly The Truth About Assault Weapons. Guns aren't.

 

Not a good connection.

If your wife, your child, or your life is in jeopardy by one or more assailants, how necessary to daily life do you think they might be then?
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:lol2: I bet driver distraction is way, way, way more the culprit than ignored infrastructure. Own a cell phone? BAN IT!

 

So it's ok to make laws against DEVICES that inflict harm?

 

Actually text and drive laws are really catching up with the crime.

So it's ok to make laws against DEVICES that inflict harm?

 

Actually text and drive laws are really catching up with the crime.

I guarantee you there are many more laws against guns than these DEVICES that inflict harm.

 

You say that text and drive laws are really catching up with the crime but be honest here. How many times do you see people texting and driving daily? I see it often. How many times do you see guns being brandished daily? Weekly? How about monthly or yearly? That's what I thought.

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If your wife, your child, or your life is in jeopardy by one or more assailants, how necessary to daily life do you think they might be then?

 

 

Pretty sure I don't need an assault weapon. Society is over if I do.

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I guarantee you there are many more laws against guns than these DEVICES that inflict harm.

 

You say that text and drive laws are really catching up with the crime but be honest here. How many times do you see people texting and driving daily? I see it often. How many times do you see guns being brandished daily? Weekly? How about monthly or yearly? That's what I thought.

 

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You got me distracted. Guns kill people when used by the wrong people and incorrectly.

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Pretty sure I don't need an assault weapon. Society is over if I do.

 

I'm too lazy to do a lot of research. I wonder how US restrictions/lack thereof on firearms compares to those of other countries.

Pretty sure I don't need an assault weapon. Society is over if I do.
You collect anything? You do anything for recreation? How about we legislate it because we don't like it? Your groundless fear is becoming laughable. You don't even understand most of what you're railing against, but like a good little lemming, you "fight the good fight". You really need to educate yourself on firearms, then get back with us.
I'm too lazy to do a lot of research. I wonder how US restrictions/lack thereof on firearms compares to those of other countries.
Who cares? We live here. We have a constitutional right to bear arms. Why would any gun owner, or American for that matter, give a rip what other countries restrict?
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You got me distracted. Guns kill people when used by the wrong people and incorrectly.

So does just about anything you can think of. :clap:

 

Yep scares me to death. Our infrastructure sucks with no attempt to keep up with the amount of automobiles on it, but we are talking about two different issues.

 

Cars are nearly necessary to daily life. Guns aren't.

 

Not a good connection.

 

They are, but why aren't the engines governed to make sure we can maintain safe speeds. I mean really who needs to go over the speed limit? Why don't all cars just be capped at 55.

Who cares? We live here. We have a constitutional right to bear arms. Why would any gun owner, or American for that matter, give a rip what other countries restrict?

 

Call me curious.

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You collect anything? You do anything for recreation? How about we legislate it because we don't like it? Your groundless fear is becoming laughable. You don't even understand most of what you're railing against, but like a good little lemming, you "fight the good fight". You really need to educate yourself on firearms, then get back with us.

 

Lose someone to gun violence and get back to me about your collections.

 

I have no groundless fear. I know it first hand. I pray everyday my wife and kids are not around some fool who believes he and his guns are more important than their lives.

 

In this whole thread I have not argued against gun ownership rules other than assault weapons defined in past legislation. We need stricter checks to include all firearm purchases and those that may be at-risk. If you're a collector and you pass, super duper. If not then great 10-20 won't die at your hands someday.

 

I don't collect guns, but if I did I would take all the tests to prove my innocence and justify my rights. I would support all legislation that required in-depth checks.

In all seriousness.

 

What I've never been able to understand is the notion that if we just had more guns (twice as many, ten times as many, whatever the factor), we would all be much safer and those alarming statistics would take a turn for the better. Especially if those guns were semiautomatic or automatic in nature. No one has been able (and it's probably because I'm just dense) been able to get that through my thick skull.

 

Someone brought up automobiles and the millions of lives (well, thousands, at any rate) lost in vehicle accidents. If we simply had twice as many vehicles or ten times as many vehicles in circulation - faster and more powerful vehicles - should we see a corresponding decrease in these fatalities?

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They are, but why aren't the engines governed to make sure we can maintain safe speeds. I mean really who needs to go over the speed limit? Why don't all cars just be capped at 55.

 

I agree. Start that thread.

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