ExigeEvan
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Like throwing a track...Like... run somebody over?
Like throwing a track...Like... run somebody over?
Buying straight pipes to replace your catalytic converters are also legal; that doesn't negate the illegality of it if you use it for a purpose than which it is designed for.Bump-Fire Stocks are somewhat legal? And high capacity drum magazines?
Because as proven by the shooter, making something illegal doesn't stop it from happening.If automatics are illegal why not make semi automatic assault rifles illegal too?
The ease of modifying was never described.Since the AR15 is so easy to modify ban its sale and ownership, I am sure there are some guns americans cant get hold of as they're under the banner of military use only.
This argument can apply to anything in life. We're on a forum that discusses supercars; a pointless vehicle made only for enjoyment.I personally can see the need for anyone beside police, army, ect to have assault rifles.
If you want to hunt use a bolt action rifle/lever action.
I think we've already seen this week the folly of having a militarised police force with a disarmed population.I personally can see the need for anyone beside police, army, ect to have assault rifles.
Correct, but converting it to a bump-fire stock and attaching a high capacity magazine is not.Modifying an AR15 into a fully-automatic weapon is illegal.
I think we've already seen this week the folly of having a militarised police force with a disarmed population.
if something is banned it makes it more hard to accomplish. You only want to make it easier for these crimes to happen. So enjoyThis is such an over-dramatized argument because it fails to actually acknowledge the details of each event unless you dig into them yourself. I went through the first 3 pages and noticed Chicago popped up regularly every time. And they're nearly all drive-bys which likely implies it's gang violence.
It's illegal to modify an AR15 into a fully automatic weapon. Tell me why didn't this old dude understand he wasn't supposed to do that? Laws are made to be followed.
Almost certainly.Sounds like a corrupt police force/gov't.
Almost certainly.
Which, if I remember rightly, is literally the purpose of the Second Amendment.
The government can use nukes too (actually they can't use either - 5th, 6th, 8th Amendments), but neither is a particularly sound counterpoint to the fact that if you disarm a civilian population and militarise the police, the only people who suffer is the civilian population.Indeed, except the gov't can use drones, guns won't do much against them.
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Banning semi-auto rifles isn’t going to make them magically disappear.if something is banned it makes it more hard to accomplish.
If that's what it turns out to be, fair enough.Correct, but converting it to a bump-fire stock and attaching a high capacity magazine is not.
A Slide Fire can (supposedly) match the Rate of Fire of a M4 rifle.
This just appears to be very poor legislation that allows a fairly simple modification to turn a legal fire arm into a legal-but-with-illegal-capability firearm.
Translation: I can't answer the question or reply with an actual argument, so I'll just do the equivalent of calling someone a racist so the other person looks bad no matter what.if something is banned it makes it more hard to accomplish. You only want to make it easier for these crimes to happen. So enjoy
Ever used a shotgun against a clay pigeon? I have, and they don't stand a chance.Indeed, except the gov't can use drones, guns won't do much against them.
Did I'm say that? You can read no?Banning semi-auto rifles isn’t going to make them magically disappear.
Your question was rhetocial....If that's what it turns out to be, fair enough.
Translation: I can't answer the question or reply with an actual argument, so I'll just do the equivalent of calling someone a racist so the other person looks bad no matter what.
Ever seen a clay pigeon at 15,000ft?Ever used a shotgun against a clay pigeon? I have, and they don't stand a chance.
Because you claimed as if something was banned, the chances of it happening would lessen. If this man converted an AR15 into an automatic weapon, that would be doing something that is banned.Your question was rhetocial....
You have said multiple times in this thread about banning semi auto rifles. Quit trying the BS him.Did I'm say that? You can read no?
Exactly.Because you claimed as if something was banned, the chances of it happening would lessen. If this man converted an AR15 into an automatic weapon, that would be doing something that is banned.
The point is criminals don't follow laws. We have gun free zones & cities with strict gun laws. This hasn't kept them free of gun-related incidents.
Yeah, and once again ... I'm never say that ban is gonna "make them magically disappear". 💡You have said multiple times in this thread about banning semi auto rifles. Quit trying the BS him.
Exactly what? That despite a law in place, a man still broke it?Exactly.
The point is that banning something will only work if you can removed that banned item from public access. A ban would stop new sales of rifles, but you would still have to figure out what to do with all of those weapons that are already in circulation.Did I'm say that? You can read no?
Yes ofcourse these massive problems will not disappear over night. No matter what law you make. But for start a ban is well deserved... then it can slowly turn into a more safe society with less guns around.The point is that banning something will only work if you can removed that banned item from public access. A ban would stop new sales of rifles, but you would still have to figure out what to do with all of those weapons that are already in circulation.
I’m not saying the laws shouldn’t be changed, I just think the whole “ban everything” idea is a flawed one.
http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2017/aug/15/university-arkansas-professor-misidentified-white-/
I think we've already seen this week the folly of having a militarised police force with a disarmed population.
Once you start going down the road of removing guns from the citizens, that's a dangerous trend that can lead to this.Yes ofcourse these massive problems will not disappear over night. No matter what law you make. But for start a ban is well deserved... then it can slowly turn into a more safe society with less guns around.
Whether that's the 900 people beaten up by police in Spain for expressing an opinion in a referendum, or the 700 people shot and killed by the police in the USA so far in 2017, armed police and unarmed civilians always hurts the civilians.
Almost certainly.
Which, if I remember rightly, is literally the purpose of the Second Amendment.
I could have sworn I saw a post that showed a few countries with higher gun restrictions, that ironically have a higher homicide rate.But for start a ban is well deserved... then it can slowly turn into a more safe society with less guns around.
Lets say trump government makes it illegal to say anything bad about him or the government
How many of these civilians killed by the cops are unarmed? Less weapons on the street is gonna make the police job safer as well and they will not feel as threatened.Once you start going down the road of removing guns from the citizens, that's a dangerous trend that can lead to this.
if something is banned it makes it more hard to accomplish. You only want to make it easier for these crimes to happen. So enjoy