Gun control strategy that satisfies both sides

Discussion in 'Gun Control' started by Hitops, Oct 14, 2011.

  1. dagosa

    dagosa Well-Known Member

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    Considering your mistake filled post , and not considering 3 round burst as an auto weapon, you’re obviously wrong. Then, you seem to Blame that on the poor marine education in what constitutes an auto weapon. You’re in the civilian world now booby
     
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    Yup. And I’m right about the auto option being desirable. Yet, it’s not trafficked because of federal laws.
     
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    The maximum penalty for felon in possession of a firearm is 10 years imprisonment. Why do felons still have guns?
     
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    Why were fully automatics banned under NFA 1934?
     
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    Why not ?
     
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    Because as yet, it’s still not a federal offense for Civilians to legally sell guns unknowingly to felons and straw buyers at gun shows and private sales etc. . Now that’s your cue to pretend you didn't know that. Any transaction with an unlicensed buyer of an auto is federal offense for ANYONE involved , even a legal buyer/ seller with a registered auto.
     
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    That doesn't explain why felons choose to possess a gun with a 10 year penalty hanging over them.
     
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    Don't forget the incessant appeals to emotion, ignorance and/or dishonesty.
     
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    Why not ban Italian Americans, then?
     
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    Wow. That is easily the most stupid thing I've read in some time.
    Someone must be trolling you.
     
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    I'm pretty sure that the penalty for homicide is more than ten years, right? In theory?
     
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    Yes it does. Besides, your just talking about felons.
    you are that naive are you ? Felons have mules without records to carry their guns. No mule is immune carrying a full auto. Not all crriminals are felons.
     
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    You guys are really ignorant aren’t you. Even if a felon seeks to buy a full auto, he can be charged with breaking a federal law. The registration requirements keep everyone honest.
     
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    Never underestimate how dumb the left is.
     
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    Ha ha...let’s hear your explanation why autos aren’t used frequently in crimes ?
    Oh, they use too much brass.., hilarious. They were used before the ban.
     
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    Depends. Aggrevated - certainly.
    Homicide is a broad category.
     
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    So ultimately what is serving to prevent the current owners of such firearms, from using them for the express purpose of committing mass shootings that will dwarf the scope of the Las Vegas incident? They already have the firearms, they can obviously afford the ammunition needed to utilize them, so what is preventing their misuse from becoming reality?

    Do not go into general statements about how regulation works, unless you are fully prepared to explain precisely how such regulation actually works in real world terms.
     
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    They were used by organized crime.

    You know, just like drug cartels in Mexico do now, where they're entirely illegal for anyone to own.

    I think we've seen enough of your "facts and science" for everyone to be able to draw their own conclusions. Thanks.
     
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    Even if a felon or other prohibited person tries to buy a gun at an FFL, he can be charged. That happens 54,000 times a year.
     
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    Wrong if you think that’s all they were used by. You need to get your facts straight. Nearly every self respecting outlaw bank robber had a Thompson. Robbing banks was much easier covering their getaway wth a field of fire. Organized crime only. ? They were devastating for everyone who had them. John Dillinger robbed more then two dozen banks with them with his gang alone and there were many others. They literally had a field day with automatic weapons for some of these crimes.
    These were the gang bangers of the day.
    You fail science again. Bogus material.
     
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    Get real facts. . Non prohibitive people are the gateway for most all fire arms. People like Aaron Hernandez was a gang banger, killer and thug for a while before he was caught and became a felon...even while he played football. There are plenty these legals to get guns and hand them on in private unregulated sales. You guys are 0-4 with your assertions.
     
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    Do a little reading on you’re own, if you dare read anything not allowed by the NRA.
     
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    You can rob a bank with any gun. How many people did Dillinger kill with his Thompson? Where did he get it?

    Clyde Barrow used a BAR. Where did he get his?

    How many people did Machine Gun Kelly kill with a machine gun?

    Baby Face Nelson used two illegally converted firearms.

    Where is all this gangbanging with legally purchased fully automatic weapons going on that necessitated NFA 1934?
     
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    You yet to provide cites for anything. Where did you get your information on felons using mules? Is there data with that?
     
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    Xactly..”:homicide requires only a volitional act by another person that results in death, and thus a homicide may result from accidental, reckless, or negligent acts even if there is no intent to cause harm”
     

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