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originally posted by: DBCowboy
Where does it say handheld weapons in the Bill of Rights?
originally posted by: AntiTrump
#2 Any board certified psychologist ( testing )
#3 You would have to submit a stable diagnosis to the Federal government.
I support the 2A , but anything semi-auto over 10rds should have to carry a federal stamp like a silencer , sbr or full auto .
Bear Arms : MB240 is an armament
Javelin Missile is an armament
Vulcan Mini Gun is an armament etc .
So you think any American should have the right to own artillery , MG42s , Apache Attack copters , Tanks etc , because our military has them ?
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: DBCowboy
Where does it say handheld weapons in the Bill of Rights?
The term to bear typically means what one person can carry and use. Arms is a general statement but also is focused on the individual use for infantry. We need to remember that back then they didn't call cannons or artillery "arms" though they used those terms and so-referred to arms as an infantry type of weapon. Typically they would say firearms, but our forefathers wanted it more generic to just say arms.
originally posted by: AntiTrump
You have to pay for federal stamps on silencers , SBRs & selectable fire sears . You pay a fee for background checks on guns in most states.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: AntiTrump
If a person has to pay for their right, wouldn't that be like a poll tax?
I fail to see your point ?
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: AntiTrump
You have to pay for federal stamps on silencers , SBRs & selectable fire sears . You pay a fee for background checks on guns in most states.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: AntiTrump
If a person has to pay for their right, wouldn't that be like a poll tax?
I fail to see your point ?
Oh, so we can charge people to vote! Glad we cleared that up.
originally posted by: AntiTrump
I agree that voters should be required to present valid ID to vote .
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AntiTrump
The AR15 needs to go
I'll let you offer a good reason for why.
And since you are all for restrictions on the 2nd, you would also be good with restrictions on voting? I'd like to see a voter have to prove his/her identity to vote. I have to fill out paperwork to buy a gun and show ID. So it's only fair.
But back to why the semi auto AR-15 needs to go, what other weapons should be banned and why? Mini 14? Ruger 10/22? Glock pistol? Sig 9mm? What about a magazine fed 12 gauge? Please explain what about that particular weapon makes it need to go.
The AR15 is fine as a bolt action.
No one should be able to walk into a gun shop , buy a semiautomatic high power rifle , high capacity magazines & 1000s of rds within a 2hr period.
Until mental illness is fixed in America , any semi automatic over 10rds should require a federal stamp.
The most disturbed generation ever ( Gen Z ) will embrace the AR15 as their preferred gun of mass destruction.
Just wait until Gen Zers have no jobs or futures & a gun store down the road.
99% of people even bent on gun crimes would never be able to navigate the illegal gun world as their buying options.
Just go to any inner city & start asking about buying illegal guns , you aren’t going to make it .
originally posted by: DBCowboy
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: AntiTrump
You have to pay for federal stamps on silencers , SBRs & selectable fire sears . You pay a fee for background checks on guns in most states.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: AntiTrump
If a person has to pay for their right, wouldn't that be like a poll tax?
I fail to see your point ?
Oh, so we can charge people to vote! Glad we cleared that up.
Why stop there?
Psych eval before you post.
originally posted by: seagull
a reply to: DBCowboy
Mental health screening...?
Just who is going to do this screening? Some political appointee with an axe to grind, or political bones to make, or favors to pay off...??
Judge by actions, not mights.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: DBCowboy
And of course, the big questions:
1. What is a woman?
2. Do you deny climate change?
3. What happened on Jan. 6th?
4. Which group poses the biggest danger to the US?
originally posted by: datguy
a reply to: Irishhaf
i just noticed the map i linked, it states...
A mass shooting is defined by the Gun Violence Archive as four or more people injured or killed, not including the perpetrator. Last Updated May 15, 2023.
Are these acceptable terms?
My point is this
originally posted by: Xtrozero
originally posted by: AntiTrump
#2 Any board certified psychologist ( testing )
#3 You would have to submit a stable diagnosis to the Federal government.
What does that mean? This goes down the path of the thought police. An easy thing to suggest, but impossible to implement. If you have zero mental illness history, how does a psychologist diagnose you? What level of depression is too much? What if 99% of all psychologists are 2A haters...lol What does "shall not infringe mean?
I support the 2A , but anything semi-auto over 10rds should have to carry a federal stamp like a silencer , sbr or full auto .
Bear Arms : MB240 is an armament
Then you do not support 2A Once again "shall not be infringed on" Much of this goes down the path, oh that gun looks more dangerous.
Javelin Missile is an armament
Vulcan Mini Gun is an armament etc .
So you think any American should have the right to own artillery , MG42s , Apache Attack copters , Tanks etc , because our military has them ?
Can a man bear a Vulcan minigun?
BTW the most dangerous weapon is the cheap pistol with like 95%+ of deaths from that, so what are you trying to fix here? In CA they outlawed mags over 10 and so everyone just bought a .44/.45...lol easy fix...
What are you talking about ?
originally posted by: ketsuko
originally posted by: AntiTrump
You have to pay for federal stamps on silencers , SBRs & selectable fire sears . You pay a fee for background checks on guns in most states.
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: AntiTrump
If a person has to pay for their right, wouldn't that be like a poll tax?
I fail to see your point ?
Oh, so we can charge people to vote! Glad we cleared that up.
The AR15 , AK ( all variants) M1A1 , Mini 14 , FALs , HK 91/93 etc are all designed to accommodate 20-250 rd magazines/drums & that is the issue.
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AntiTrump
I agree that voters should be required to present valid ID to vote .
originally posted by: network dude
originally posted by: AntiTrump
The AR15 needs to go
I'll let you offer a good reason for why.
And since you are all for restrictions on the 2nd, you would also be good with restrictions on voting? I'd like to see a voter have to prove his/her identity to vote. I have to fill out paperwork to buy a gun and show ID. So it's only fair.
But back to why the semi auto AR-15 needs to go, what other weapons should be banned and why? Mini 14? Ruger 10/22? Glock pistol? Sig 9mm? What about a magazine fed 12 gauge? Please explain what about that particular weapon makes it need to go.
The AR15 is fine as a bolt action.
No one should be able to walk into a gun shop , buy a semiautomatic high power rifle , high capacity magazines & 1000s of rds within a 2hr period.
Until mental illness is fixed in America , any semi automatic over 10rds should require a federal stamp.
The most disturbed generation ever ( Gen Z ) will embrace the AR15 as their preferred gun of mass destruction.
Just wait until Gen Zers have no jobs or futures & a gun store down the road.
99% of people even bent on gun crimes would never be able to navigate the illegal gun world as their buying options.
Just go to any inner city & start asking about buying illegal guns , you aren’t going to make it .
why just the AR15? is it the round size? the magazine capacity? the color of the weapon? I need to understand why that one gun is so bad and others aren't. Do you think if a weapon has 10 rounds or less, it's less deadly?
And as I asked, what about a Glock, or say a PSA Dagger?