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Which is your way os saying you cannot provide any verifiable evidence for your claim
Police officers in the USA do NOT have the weapons they do because of the Second Amendment. They have the weapons they do because they are tools of the trade. That is true in the USA and is true in nations all over the globe irregardless of any rights of citizens here or in any other nation. So to try and dishonestly connect the right to keep and bear arms with the weapons police officers have and pretend they then apply to common use among the citizenry is the worst sort of gross intellectual fraud.
Again, you argue with invented positions of your own - not what was said to you.
Militia? What militia?
Except the police and the citizenry have more weapons in common than they do as a difference.
Im saying the number of AR-15s in circulation in the US is not known, but it is known it is a popular model, per the sources I provided. Meanwhile you have provided nothing.
As per usual, I have already provided some evidence you have failed to provide any except to distort the circulation numbers by discounting AR-15s sold between 2011 and now, when every year until 2015 had been a new record. You really haven't provided any argument at all.
ANY militia.
Which is why I asked you to clarify but, as is usual, you refuse.
You wonder why people don't engage with you? Its because of this exact situation, just clarify your position and quit being a pain.
Which is your belief and is irrelevant to the reality that police DO NOT possess their weapons because of any citizen right of the population.
That is false. I took YOUR NUMBERS and demonstrated that 98% of the American public do NOT have an AR 15 and thus your application of the word POPULAR is false on its face.
Not at all. Add a half million more to your guesstimate. Add a million more to your speculations. Get up to 3 or even 4 % of Americans who own an AR 15. That still is far far far from common use as it would still not be embraced by over 95% of Americans.
Like you have dishonestly done with your "any militia" response?
You asked me to clarify what exactly?
That false claim has been repeatedly exposed and even some on your side have admitted their error.
Here is the language in Chapter 18 Title 10
The law is referring to the rightful law enforcement authorities for civilians. It is NOT defining police officers as civilians.
So you and all the gun folk can drop that canard as its been exposed - and rather easily at that.
Its a fact, not a belief.
You moved the goalposts because you don't understand how to apply common use except to further your argument.
Again you attempt to misuse the term common use to apply to all citizens rather than gun owners. I suggest you find sales numbers for 2014. It will surprise you.
Again, go back to the original quote and clarify your response. Which is what you should have done from the start when questioned.
If a policeman/woman answers a call for a state militia it is perfectly plausible they would bring their service weapon.
No. It quite clearly refers to civil law enforcement personnel. As opposed to military law enforcement personnel.
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(a) The Secretary of Defense, in cooperation with the Attorney General, shall conduct an annual briefing of law enforcement personnel of each State (including law enforcement personnel of the political subdivisions of each State) regarding information, training, technical support, and equipment and facilities available to civilian law enforcement personnel from the Department of Defense.
What specific state militia are you talking about?
Everything you repeated in that post has already been refuted by me.
If you want to discuss 2014 sales numbers - it is incumbent upon YOU to present them. My point has already been made and stands that well over 95% of the American public has NOT embraced the AR 15 and it is far from popular or in common use.
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