GSD82
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I think it was Thomas Jefferson who laughed at being asked by a ship's captain if they can have cannons to fight off pirates and he pretty much said "you don't need permission from me, I'm not a king"There are several other weapons on board, but the AK’s seem to provide the best deterrent.
Cars have the same theft issues. Eliminate cars!!!Incorrect at many levels.
It is a basic truism that virtually all guns start out in the stream of commerce as legally owned. The two biggest breakdowns are legally owned guns which are stolen and lawful owners encountering some problem/issue/crisis that causes them to abuse their ownership of a gun.
The answer is not more guns. Its less.
1. How do you know what I want to do?Which we dont need.
We have a right. You are wanting to deny/limit/restrict that right. And you admit you want to do it without good numbers.
This is precisely why it's a right, so that it cant be taken away easily.
I’m not asking what the law says, I’m asking why guns were created. It doesn’t require an idea hopscotching routine.Depends on the individual. Private citizens are allowed to own guns. Period.
We already have laws saying what you can and cant do with them. Last time I checked murder and maiming are already illegal. And stastically that's makes up only a tiny fraction of what they do.
There are about 80k people shot a year, with another 18k killed, not including suicides. Let's round that to 100k.
100,000/300,000,000 that's. 03% of guns used to shoot people by private citizens (assuming every shooting was by a previous non criminal). So the stats dont back up your argument shooting people is their intended use by citizens.
(I have seen it estimated that there are actually well over a billion privately owned guns but 300 million is the smallest number rounded down).
At the same rate?
You want to go beyond the 2A with additional restrictions, correct? If not, why are you even arguing?1. How do you know what I want to do?
2. We don’t need information to solve a problem? I would never hire you in an administrative/problem solving role.
You want to go beyond the 2A with additional restrictions, correct? If not, why are you even arguing?1. How do you know what I want to do?
2. We don’t need information to solve a problem? I would never hire you in an administrative/problem solving role.