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Forums - Politics - Online gun shop sells 30,000 AR-15 rifles in just one month!

Teeqoz on 21 June 2016
hershel_layton said:
As expected. People want to protect themselves. It's irritating how people want to get rid of the second amendment.

Wanting more gun control doesn't mean that you want to get rid of the second amendment. The second amendment only states that people have the right to bear arms. It doesn't say that people can own any weapon they want.



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NobleTeam360 on 21 June 2016
spurgeonryan said:
I think it was not because they are afraid for their safety, but because they are worried we will out law sales of this type of weapon soon.

That's exactly right. 



SonytendoAmiibo on 21 June 2016
hershel_layton said:
As expected. People want to protect themselves. It's irritating how people want to get rid of the second amendment.

Here here, fellow 2nd Amendment enthusiast. 

But the AR 15 is just a 22 pop gun that is popular with people. Here is a real man's weapon. Not a plastic, WalMart 9mm crackhead gun.

Feast your eye's on my stainless steel 45 Auto SR 1911. Shooting Golden Sabre rounds. This makes a BIG hole.



   

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Homeroids on 21 June 2016
HintHRO said:
Trump uses the Orlando shooting to justify gun purchases. I can't believe how a presidential candidate can justify this. If everybody in America is allowed to buy a weapon, then how do you distinguish normal people from terrorists? Omar Mateen was able to do the shooting because of this law in the first place. Nobody, except police men, should have guns. Everybody with a weapon should get arrested immediately. That's how you prevent shootings.

These topics are always about balance. After Martin Bryant did his 30 odd rampage in Tasmania, the Australian Gov did a firearms buyback scheme. It worked. However, you can't outlaw firearams. That's extreme. Bring in a stringent license system. Make it enforceable by law that people with firearams must store them in a locked secured location. Justify a reason to have one. for example, sports club, a farmer. At time of a license app, it is common sense to do a background check.

These are just simple basic ways of rational gun control.