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No, he isn't, The only idiot repeating that are RWNJ websites.
Biden wants to eliminate blind squirrel guns and magazines though, I'm all for it, don't need 60 rounds to wound a rabbit.
'Biden's gun control plan outlines a buyback program for "assault weapons and high-capacity magazines," but the program is not a mandatory buyback and would not force people to give their up their guns.
According to Biden's website, the buyback program "will give individuals who now possess assault weapons or high-capacity magazines two options: sell the weapons to the government, or register them under the National Firearms Act."
The second amendment is not about rabbits. It's stupid to pretend it is. It does not say, "Because folks hunt rabbits, the right of the people...." No, it says (paraphrasing): "Because the government can call up an army at any moment, the right of the people to keep and bear arms..."
This crap about how happy you are that the government wants to take away one of your enumerated rights because you don't need "60 rounds to hunt rabbits" is the Argument to the Absurd fallacy. You pretend that there is some idiot cartoon character out there that wants an AR15 to hunt rabbits and then argue against that.
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