ROTFLMAO!![]()
As with most gun control issues, it's not actually that unpopular at all:
http://www.saysuncle.com/archives/2004/04/26/poll-majority-support-assault-weapons-ban/
That's 71% who support it.
The people opposed to the ban are just EXTREMELY loud about it, making it appear more unpopular than it actually is. And a lot of supporters would stop supporting simply because of this ban, while very few people would stop supporting because someone oppose the ban. So in a way it makes political sense.
That's interesting but it doesn't surprise me. Most reasonable people would want to restrict the distribution of military style weaponry for which there is no other purpose than to kill law enforcement or military personnel.
quit espousing lousy uninformed opinions until you RTFA
Why do you need an assault rifle? What is the purpose?
Pesky raccoons?
There was a guy who had a fox, a chicken, and a bag of grain. He gad to cross over a river to get back home, but he could only take the fox, the grain,or the chicken, Well, if you leave the chicken and the fox on one side of the river while taking the bag of grain across, the fox will eat the chicken. Same thing with the chicken and the grain, you can't leave those two alone or the chicken will eat the grain. how do you get them all across the river safely?
Why do you need an assault rifle? What is the purpose?
read earlier up the thread. I take very seriously the oath I took when I entered the USMC. WE, that's you and I, are responsible for the security of a free state.
I'd love to see that conversation between you and the cannibalistic decapitator on the canadian bus. I'd enjoy the absolute hell out of that.
You're clearly referring to using assault weapons against some imaginary totalitarian state that "might possibly could" exist but really doesn't. If this were 1787 you'd be rebelling over a whiskey tax. It's absurd to think that the vague notion "defending the constitution" means you need military style weapons whose only purpose is to harm members of law enforcement or the military.
It does actually exist. And they're trying to disarm the citizens so they can more easily abuse them. And you give them intellectual cover, you dicksniffer.
eternal vigilance is the key. It may never happen (hopefully), but if it does, shouldn't we be prepared?You're clearly referring to using assault weapons against some imaginary totalitarian state that "might possibly could" exist but really doesn't.
not sure what this has to do with it, but taxes are a power of congress via the constitution, so long as they aren't prohibitive.If this were 1787 you'd be rebelling over a whiskey tax.
It's absurd to think that the vague notion "defending the constitution" means you need military style weapons whose only purpose is to harm members of law enforcement or the military.
In the first place, if some one gets their jollies by ripping off a belt of M-60 just for shits and giggle, and has the means (ammo ain't cheap) to do so, what harm is he doing to anyone else in doing so? Putting holes in paper through the challenges of marksmanship is a valid purpose of any and all firearms, with each type, from muzzle-loader to bolt action to semi-auto, to full auto, having its own unique characteristics and challenges.That's interesting but it doesn't surprise me. Most reasonable people would want to restrict the distribution of military style weaponry for which there is no other purpose than to kill law enforcement or military personnel.
Reading back, the irony of this astounds me. That guy was sleeping, if he had a gun it would have been quickly used by the cannibalistic decapitator.
How else am I supposed to get you in the camps?
Why do you need an assault rifle? What is the purpose?