Amflier I think that the answer to your question is Wasichu.
SourdoughDave Cars kill more people for sure, but the comparison that you need to make would be if there were a car that was invented for killing people, maybe a Bradly fighting vehicle. Should Bradley's be allowed on the streets, especially if several times a year some nut job ran down everything in sight and took out 8 to 18 people? That type of argument won't win it.
I'll never own an AR or AK or anything close to it, no desire, I like bows and lever actions. I think that with the proper background checks people should be able to possess them, but I in no way think that they should be readily and easily available. People in general are just not trust worthy enough and that is demonstrated every day in this nation with the roughly 45 homicides per day (not all gun related).
Think about it. If there were 45 people murdered in any other country today it would be headline news, here its just another day.
SourdoughDave Cars kill more people for sure, but the comparison that you need to make would be if there were a car that was invented for killing people, maybe a Bradly fighting vehicle. Should Bradley's be allowed on the streets, especially if several times a year some nut job ran down everything in sight and took out 8 to 18 people? That type of argument won't win it.
I'll never own an AR or AK or anything close to it, no desire, I like bows and lever actions. I think that with the proper background checks people should be able to possess them, but I in no way think that they should be readily and easily available. People in general are just not trust worthy enough and that is demonstrated every day in this nation with the roughly 45 homicides per day (not all gun related).
Think about it. If there were 45 people murdered in any other country today it would be headline news, here its just another day.
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