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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Arlington, VA
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If guns are restricted, there will be grandfathered guns out there for a while. They can be stolen and sold by "law abiding" citizens on the black market, but over time they will break and wear out and no new guns will replace them. Local gun restrictions have not worked because you could just cross the border to the next state, but national gun restrictions will work because the national borders are much more secure. Smuggling guns into the country will be very difficult in any substantial quantities. Before you argue against my points, you'll need to explain why so many people are lining up at gun shows to buy stuff before it may be banned. They prove my point. National gun restrictions do work. If they didn't, you wouldn't bother arguing against them. |
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Join Date: Sep 2009
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Zip guns were made in basements and garages and bedrooms, and even in prisons, by the inmates. Guns are out of the bag - we can't put them back into the bag, and act like they never existed. The reason people are lining up at Gun Shows, is because they want NICE guns, not zip guns, and they want them BEFORE the feds or the states want your thumb print, blood sample, and DNA, "just for their records". Quote:
No new guns will replace them? < ROFL! > What world do you live in? ![]() Quote:
There ARE people who won't do this, of course, but there ARE lots of people who WILL do this. And guns that aren't fired don't typically "wear out", as fast as you seem to believe. Quote:
The facts, and human nature argue against your assertions. I don't need to do much at all. |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
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I'd love to go back to the days of single shot zip guns being a "problem." I'm talking about 30 round semi-automatics. Virtually nobody will manufacture those in their basements. They are the problem.
The only flaw in my argument is the one that you didn't mention. And that is the improvements that are being made in 3D printing. Right now, you can make parts for a gun, but can't make a reliable fully functioning gun beyond a basic zip gun. |
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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Name one prisioner who has manufactured automatic weapons in prison. Name one hollow point bullet that has saved human life. Little hint. That bullet's name is Jasmine. Facts are easily invented when you need one. And somehow you also know human nature. I don't think you even know yourself. |
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