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Owners of "AR" style firearms only.

Will you comply

  • Why of-course I would, the government knows vest

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Hell no!

    Votes: 17 85.0%

  • Other, add detailed answer.

    Votes: 3 15.0%
  • Total voters
    20
  • Poll closed .
noonereal said:
You keep going to false equivalencies.

I know you can be better than this.

It's OK to support the notion that you should not have to registrar your gun.

No need to falsely justify that want with a fallacy.
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A gun is more like a tool than a means of transportation. I responded to a false equivalency.
 
Bodhisattva said:
Because it is a horrible analogy... cars are used on public property, for one. They can also cause accidents and kill or injure people and property. Guns are more analogous to this than a shovel is.
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The use of cars on public roadways is a state issued privilege. No permission, proof of ownership or insurance is required to carry an AR-15 or a shovel in public.
 
ttwtt78640 said:
The use of cars on public roadways is a state issued privilege. No permission, proof of ownership or insurance is required to carry an AR-15 or a shovel in public.
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Well....depending on local laws
 
swing_voter said:
I don't mind registering my guns. I register my car. I have a license to drive my car. Why doesn't the gun crowd complain about cars?
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Ask the people in the UK why registration is a bad thing. Ask the people from Australia why registration is a bad thing. Everywhere there has been gun bans and confiscation, ask why registration is a bad thing.
 
ttwtt78640 said:
I know where my guns are.
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Are you a dishonest debater... because that is what this post tells us.

ttwtt78640 said:
The use of cars on public roadways is a state issued privilege. No permission, proof of ownership or insurance is required to carry an AR-15 or a shovel in public.
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And this post confirms it...
 
I live in PA and all the guns I bought personally are already registered (or in the sales database) :shrug:
 
VanceMack said:
Ask the people in the UK why registration is a bad thing. Ask the people from Australia why registration is a bad thing. Everywhere there has been gun bans and confiscation, ask why registration is a bad thing.
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Almost no mass shootings... looks like a good thing.
 
Casper said:
If the sheep get their way will you comply if told you must turn in or register your firearms?
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Firearms confiscation or a mandatory buyback ain’t gonna happen, and since the vast majority of firearms are purchased through FFL’s, the government already has a big chunk of firearms “registered”.
 
Bodhisattva said:
Almost no mass shootings... looks like a good thing.
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You like having your personal freedoms **** on...be my guest. BTW...how many massacres were there in Australia prior to the ban? How many has there been SINCE the ban?
 
RaleBulgarian said:
Firearms confiscation or a mandatory buyback ain’t gonna happen, and since the vast majority of firearms are purchased through FFL’s, the government already has a big chunk of firearms “registered”.
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Since there is no registration or background check requirements for private sales, the governments database isnt worth a thing. Of all the guns I have bought through a dealer, I have..maybe a few of them today.
 
VanceMack said:
You like having your personal freedoms **** on...be my guest. BTW...how many massacres were there in Australia prior to the ban? How many has there been SINCE the ban?
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I don't see owning automatic rifles, etc. as a personal freedom.
 
VanceMack said:
Since there is no registration or background check requirements for private sales, the governments database isnt worth a thing. Of all the guns I have bought through a dealer, I have..maybe a few of them today.
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Just like selling your car, when selling a gun a change of ownership form should be filed with the State. 100%
 
VanceMack said:
Ask the people in the UK why registration is a bad thing. Ask the people from Australia why registration is a bad thing. Everywhere there has been gun bans and confiscation, ask why registration is a bad thing.
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Uh.....you know those places are democracies. The people want what they have
 
VanceMack said:
Since there is no registration or background check requirements for private sales, the governments database isnt worth a thing. Of all the guns I have bought through a dealer, I have..maybe a few of them today.
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You underestimate the power of a federal investigation
 
Bodhisattva said:
Just like selling your car, when selling a gun a change of ownership form should be filed with the State. 100%
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Your opinion is noted.
 
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