PinkRabi wrote:A quick note:
3. Death i think you will find its.. GUNS DONT KILL PEOPLE, RAPPERS DO
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The state have and can remove rifles, shotguns, and other firearms from your control/ownership. I live in California, recently AB50 was signed and passed by Arnold, this law took control of everyone in control/ownership of BWG .50 cal rifle. It has now become illigel to own/sell this weapon. The reason you might ask, it was argued that terrorist could purchase and use this weapon to put down helocopters. Even though there has been no vilont crime commited with this weapon in 70 years, but that's besides the point. Now this is what I find intresting, back in 1996 this bill has been over turned as AB2222 (think that's right) back than it was only thought of as crimenal use, but the fight was still there, just the creed changed when it became AB50.DenKirson wrote:There will never be a law banning firearms in their entirety.
Not against the NRA's bastardization of the second amendment, and not against the full second amendment.
The government can regulate shipment, taxation, identification, and sale of firearms (meaning they can and have banned the importing and purchasing of certain firearms, like machine guns and assault rifles), but they cannot remove firearms from legal citizens' posession (unless that firearm was used for illicit acts or carried into federal property). The control of guns is a state issue. And as per the Second Amendment, the people in a state can amass their weapons and form a militia to ensure their land remains a free state (situation related to such as the Civil War).
If all firearms were somehow banned, everybody would go back to using crossbows and swords (yay for me), tools that are not traceable in the ways that bullets are, so the cops who are armed with nothing but wooden sticks will both have far less evidence of the crime against the culprits, but also will be far less successful when they have an encounter (except if they get upgraded to metal sticks and get some disarming and grappling techniques to compensate for the lack of an accurate ranged weapon).
Trained officers hit... 60% of the time with their well-maintained, properly fit guns.
Thugs in the street hit 10% of the time with their pawn shop-bound, functionally fucked up guns.
The citizenry will always have to deal with firearms in this nation, though shitty handguns amassing for 90% of gun violence are much better than the Thompsons and Browning Rifles during the olden days. A good thing to do for concerned families is to purchase a shotgun. Not a pistol, unless you perhaps live alone or for some reason you would need more than ten yards to make a shot. Robbers don't like shotguns: they're too big and not concealable for their purposes, but they'll swipe a pistol like it was a pearl necklace.
Shotguns are also a lot easier to maintain and control than pistols, as well (though revolvers are even more reliable and rigid). And to ensure safety and a means to only make the criminal flee instead of killing him (and cleaning up the mess of blood on your rug), is to use some reduced loads available to civilians, less pellets, much weaker, still more than enough instead of a .38 special.

Yeah, I said that, the state passes personal gun laws; Guns in the state are the state's responsibility. The feds cannot do anything to your gun unless it is their jurisdiction or the situation is on a greater scale than a few states.EightyFour wrote:The state have and can remove rifles, shotguns, and other firearms from your control/ownership.
Annoyed at what? The "revolver for cops in previous decades versus mafia guys with tommyguns bought off of gunshop owners on the corner" has nothing to do with the point of view on modern government gun laws. Two different posts related to two different topics.EightyFour wrote:Oh, I'd jst like to say Thompson and Browning are not olden days rifles... police are not normal issued .38 specials they are issued 9mm automatics... just felt a little annoyed at that one.
There are shells with lighter loads that fire with less velocity and lethality. Birdshot and Flechette over Buckshot and Slugs for home defense.EightyFour wrote:And on the subject of reduced loads, bullets are ment to have a certain load for caliper and shell, I'm just wondering how reduced we are talking here
The purpose of a gun is to launch a little piece of metal to chew up flesh and organs as a means to kill a person. They didn't make bows and slings by thinking "hey, I want to cripple that thing and run away!", no, I want it to die! You want to shock a nervous system, you punch the guy in the jaw or hit him with a tazer.EightyFour wrote:...the purpose of a gun is to provide a shock to the nervasystem inhibiting someone from continueing action.
Why the hell would I tell you that criminals play fair? Or the anti-gun rally? Fair doesn't matter to criminals, and fair doesn't matter in politics.EightyFour wrote:I must agree that the NRA dose some bastardization of the 2nd... and please don't tell me that the oppisition is playing fair...
