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Gun Confiscation Crusade Begins

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Earth Wind and Fire

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The problem is that guns are not the problem. If the U.S. chooses to tighten gun laws in order to prevent these things from happening it will fail. Even if we were similar (which we are not) to the UK, what we would see is a rise in other types of crimes. Compare, for example, the number of terrorist incidents in the UK with the number in the US. Look at the number of bombings. Guns are not the problem, therefore gun control is not the solution (although I do believe we need to tighten up or better enforce gun laws).

I saw a suggestion that smart phones be restricted to those over 21 years of age.

We simply are not addressing the problem.
Yes but technology could be the solution to certain weapondry, ie install a chip into the (AR15) that monitors location. If the owner gets to a location like the perimeter of a school, the gun turns off.
 

church mouse guy

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Yes but technology could be the solution to certain weapondry, ie install a chip into the (AR15) that monitors location. If the owner gets to a location like the perimeter of a school, the gun turns off.

Technology is easily hacked so that is not the answer. The Dems in Broward County in conjunction with Ob@ma, as you know, initiated a program of not arresting people like Martin and Cruz as a type of affirmative action. If the Sherrif had done his job, the law would have prevented Cruz from buying a gun. Also, the lazy FBI did not do their job.

We need to seek advice from Israel on how to secure our schools, as Israel ended school shootings. We need to be more cautious with fatherless boys. We do not want to be like Europeans with widespread lawlessness and no personal rights to self-defense.
 

JonC

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Yes but technology could be the solution to certain weapondry, ie install a chip into the (AR15) that monitors location. If the owner gets to a location like the perimeter of a school, the gun turns off.
It could, but this would also be viewed as a violation of one's rights (the government tracking law abiding citizens).

There are guns that people own for the sake of owning them (their rights and desires). At some point it gets childish. People will object to restrictions on what is called "assault rifles" because they are simply "hunting rifles" that look different (that "look scary"). If that is the only difference then their objection is simply "I like how it looks, I want one, I have the right...." it gets childish. (And the AR 15 style rifles that my friends own....and that I'd like to have....are a bit more than just hunting rifles).
 

TCassidy

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Yes but technology could be the solution to certain weapondry, ie install a chip into the (AR15) that monitors location. If the owner gets to a location like the perimeter of a school, the gun turns off.
So if there is an ongoing knife attack with a mad man slashing the throats of children the chip should turn the defender's AR off so the killer can continue slashing throats?
 

Earth Wind and Fire

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Technology is easily hacked so that is not the answer. The Dems in Broward County in conjunction with Ob@ma, as you know, initiated a program of not arresting people like Martin and Cruz as a type of affirmative action. If the Sherrif had done his job, the law would have prevented Cruz from buying a gun. Also, the lazy FBI did not do their job.

We need to seek advice from Israel on how to secure our schools, as Israel ended school shootings. We need to be more cautious with fatherless boys. We do not want to be like Europeans with widespread lawlessness and no personal rights to self-defense.
I was a fatherless boy... I never went on a rampage. This fatherless boy crap is for the birds.
 

Earth Wind and Fire

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It could, but this would also be viewed as a violation of one's rights (the government tracking law abiding citizens).

There are guns that people own for the sake of owning them (their rights and desires). At some point it gets childish. People will object to restrictions on what is called "assault rifles" because they are simply "hunting rifles" that look different (that "look scary"). If that is the only difference then their objection is simply "I like how it looks, I want one, I have the right...." it gets childish. (And the AR 15 style rifles that my friends own....and that I'd like to have....are a bit more than just hunting rifles).
So why can’t I open carry my Kbar?
 
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