That post addressed a factual error in my statement, which I went back and corrected just for you. Now can you link me to the one that proves that the law in question isn't a traffic law enacted within the last 20 years?
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Seat belt laws have been around 1984. i.e. more than 20 years ago. But that's beside the point.
This is a gun thread.
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Loser Araysar
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Hey bro, I completely concede to whatever traffic law allegories you're making. You were right I was wrong about whatever traffic thingie you were trying to prove.
Now please answer my question about where we start limiting magazine sizes. I am ready to stand with you to protect our children. I just need to know whats the optimal magazine size for protecting them so i can start calling my congressman and senator.
Was that so hard?
Let's say...20 rounds. But you guys are the experts; what are some common sizes? It has to be small enough that you're forced to reload fairly frequently while you're killing elementary school children.
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Are 19 round magazines common?
But fine. Give me a reasonable number of shots to fire from, say, an AR-15, in two seconds. Without reloading, going balls to the walls shooting adorable little children.
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Alright, 19 it is.
Here's another one that is really going to piss you guys off. I think NFA trusts should be eliminated. They exploit badly written law to allow civilians to own things they shouldn't.
Here's another one that is really going to piss you guys off. I think NFA trusts should be eliminated. They exploit badly written law to allow civilians to own things they shouldn't.
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How many crimes have been committed by people with weapons obtained by NFA trusts?
Who cares? They're still exploitative of a badly written law and very clearly circumvent its intent.
(I admit I had to look up what an LBE was)
Probably shouldn't be in civilian hands either. What's the benefit to someone who isn't shooting up a school or a movie theater, except that they look cool?
People like you who sit in an office chair eating potato chips all day need larger size pants. There's a demonstrable societal benefit to having larger sizes of pants available. I don't want you trying to squeeze into a 34 inch waist.