ChesusRice
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No such thing as kitchen table gun dealers anymore
You must of been in it like 20 years ago
gun law reform... please!
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No such thing as kitchen table gun dealers anymore
You must of been in it like 20 years ago
canndo
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We have had autos for well over 100 years. We stopped being an agrarian society sometime in the 30's. You say you are "pleasantly chubby", who is to say that two decades previously, you would not be.
Note how the right argues against anything that might incriminate the corporate food industry. It is cars, no, it is atari, no it is our society, no, it is our concept of nutrition.
In short it is not something that is happening to "these people". It is something that is happening to US.
canndo
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We know that big pharma does all it can to assist the diversion of certain drugs into grey or black markets, there are far too many oxys buzzing around for them all to have been taken from mom's purse.
We know as well that big firearms companies are perfectly willing to look the other way while their products are being funneled into grey markets. Want to control weapons? Start there.
Gunpowder is easy to make in most of its forms, smokeless or black.
Moses Mobetta
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You must check out some flea markets in the south and southwest. You would be amazed at what private citizens are selling.
Do you have ANY proof whatsoever of a US Manufacturer of firearms doing this? Or are you simply stating that if Big Pharma can do it, well then the firearms guys MUST be doing it also since all big corporations break all the laws all the time. Is that about it?
ChesusRice
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And how many people would
1 actually make it
2 make a reliable product
3 not blow themselves up like the duponts did many times
4 not be able to buy the pre cursors
Look at the shit me th makers have to go thru now
and all the goverment has to do is regulate 3 ingredients
canndo
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While I agree that few people could or would actually make gunpowder - black or smokeless, I am quite certain that anyone will always be able to get the precursors, they are pretty basic.
LOL what? Plenty of small time dealers in my area, LOTS.
Moses Mobetta
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Yes, when the availability of the ingredients becomes restricted what then?
OHHHH I SEE
sulfur, charcoal and salt peter.
95% of my guns don't use those ingredients in the propellant and neither do most people's firearms.
Guns haven't used those ingredients for over ONE HUNDRED YEARS!!!!
In fact most of the guns produced that did use blackpowder aren't even classified as firearms by the government.
Someone needs to acquaint themselves with firearms, gunpowder, smokeless powder..
ChesusRice
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Does it dimninish my argument that the precursors can be regulated?
I find it difficult to shoot targets and animals without a gun. Ever tried to chase down a 120 lb whitetail and stab it to death? Ever tried to stone a flushed pheasant out of the air? Difficult.
Guns are used for more things than killing people.
Dirty Harry
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They did it to the people of hurricane Katrina.
Dirty Harry
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100% agree. I am a hobby pyro and make fireworks. I make my own black powder because it is cheaper than buying it and I can make my own grain size. You only need potassium nitrate, sulfur, air float charcoal, and a ball mill. The first two chemicals are in so many things and medications there is no way in hell they could be banned. The charcoal is properly burnt wood in a crucible and is easily done at home.
Disarming a few hundred people who stayed behind is different than kicking in the doors of 200 million. There aren't enough resources and the number of people they would have to fight would be staggering.
Cannot be regulated, nice try, won't fly . Precursors are way too easy to make yourself out of common shit like, DIRT, FERTILIZER, WOOD.
Dirty Harry
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You are right, they don't have the resources to hit everyone at once. They would do it in small waves in small towns. Enough to where people sort of get used to and accept it, look how they are doing it with the TSA. Then move into more and more places while at the same time, doing it at a small enough level that people think they are being protected. If they get enough people to believe they are being saved instead of harmed, they will demand this.
canndo
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Yet again, the gun toters here get all moist about the prospect of their high noon shoot out with government jack booted thugs. "cold dead fingers", nope. If there is any record of your weapon then you will simply surrender that weapon to your local armory, no one will visit you, no one will come and break down your door, you will willingly hand over your arms.
Moses Mobetta
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Nice, before we give it to them should we put it in a box with our balls?