To you, yes. To someone who understands the constitution and the very nature of liberty, a patriot.
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A gun with a severely restricted ammunition capacity, other than what was designed (like a revolver), renders the gun a blunt instrument and no longer a firearm built for its intended purpose. It is an infringement. All restrictions of how a gun operates is an infringement.
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And since we have the most powerful and well-funded military in the world, by an order of magnitude, a well-regulated militia is hardly necessary for our security.Leave a comment:
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And what part of "A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state," do you not understand?I don't think it matters what your opinion is. What part of "shall not be infringed" don't you understand?
Restricting ammunition capacity is just another way to make sure the bad guys and the government are the only ones with guns. Control. Period.
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Does a restriction on hi-cap mags prevent you from owning a gun? No? Then it's not an infringement. Pretty fucking black-and-white.Leave a comment:
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Afghanistan's have been doing it against our military for 10+ years. Whos winning that?Leave a comment:
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You really want to go up against the military with its helicopters, tanks, RPG's, air to surface missiles, and nuclear fucking weapons with your full auto rifles?
Put the tin foil hat down, s'il vous plait.Leave a comment:
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I don't think it matters what your opinion is. What part of "shall not be infringed" don't you understand?The only purpose that high-capacity magazines serve is to make offensive killing easier. Period. You can fire more rounds at more targets in a shorter period of time while showing yourself in a defenseless posture (i.e. reloading) less frequently. In other words, it makes killing lots of people in a short time period easier. It has nothing to do with defensive shooting and everything to do with offensive shooting.
Restricting ammunition capacity is just another way to make sure the bad guys and the government are the only ones with guns. Control. Period.
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The only purpose that high-capacity magazines serve is to make offensive killing easier. Period. You can fire more rounds at more targets in a shorter period of time while showing yourself in a defenseless posture (i.e. reloading) less frequently. In other words, it makes killing lots of people in a short time period easier. It has nothing to do with defensive shooting and everything to do with offensive shooting.
Mass shootings committed with high-capacity magazines between 1984 and 2013: 36
Recorded instances of guns with high-capacity magazines being used in self defense during the same period: 0
The idea that a mass-murder is in no way "inconvenienced" by the lack of a hi-cap mag, but that a private citizen is, would be laughable if it weren't directly responsible for the deaths of so many innocent people. I've heard so many people say "Hi-cap mags aren't the issue. It takes 2 seconds to reload. Banning them won't change anything". OK, so why do you need them if it's as easy to reload as you say it is? If it takes them 2 seconds to reload, it takes you 2 seconds also. A high-cap mag can't be a boon for you and a bust for them simultaneously. If it's easy for them to reload, it's easy for you too. If a hi-cap mag makes it easier for you to shoot a large number of assailants, it makes it easier for them to shoot a large number of victims. You don't get to cherry-pick the upsides and downsides and them apply them in whatever fashion furthers your own zealotry.Last edited by CorvallisBMW; 05-28-2014, 07:48 AM.Leave a comment:
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It is a meaningless venture. Who cares who said it? The words strung together still have meaning.
I was merely curious if your statement was true.
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