I'm seeing some of the Republican pol's coming out in favor of raising age to purchase AR15 age to 21 as well as some folks at a gun show in TX including the guy who has run the show for many years. What say you?
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I don't think we should take a step backwards on any of our rights ever, no exceptions.I'm seeing some of the Republican pol's coming out in favor of raising age to purchase AR15 age to 21 as well as some folks at a gun show in TX including the guy who has run the show for many years. What say you?
As far as #3 goes on your list, why are families willfully sending their loved ones to die overseas to enrich and empower bankers, corporate oligarchs, and politicians? That cycle needs to be broken.I’m obviously against it for a few reasons.
1) I’m against any form of gun control. If we agree to anything now it just moves the ball partially down the field to their goal of a total gun ban. We are negotiating with a dishonest counter party who have no interest in solving a problem, only to burn the US down and start over in a socialist system. Socialist care as much about the victims of school shootings as Stalin cared about farmers.
2) I believe in the constitution even if I disagree with outcomes at time. There have and will be events and actions that are constitutionally protected that I despise, but I don’t pick and choose. The constitution protects actions I agree and disagree with, it’s the point of freedom, and it is and will always be one of the two greatest documents created by any government, with the Declaration of Independence being the other, the magna carta a distant third.
3)If your old enough to die in a God forsaken desert in a US military uniform you can buy anything you damn well want.
That's one way to do it.The one guy had a great response to the 1000% tax. Gun shop sells snicker's bar for $900.00 and you eat the candy bar in the gun shop then they sell the AR for $1.00 so your tax is $10.00.
Why should a pistol be treated differently than any other firearm?I remember a bunch of people getting all pissy with me when I made a joke about drinking age. I said at 16 you're old enough to drive so you should be old enough to drink and drive. Oh well, my classy jokes aren't for everyone.
Anyways, I really don't know what to think about raising the age for AR purchases. I pride myself in the gun community at being a true 2A supporter and not a fake Fudd. Right now as I type this, my thoughts about raising the age will be looked into more if I can be given a conclusive reason why the AR15 should be treated as a pistol instead of a rifle.
Why should a pistol be treated differently than any other firearm?
Sure make everything 25...UNLESS...you're active duty military or honoraby discharged. Heinlein was actually on to something with his "full citizen".I don't see a problem...
... as long as they adjust all other responsibilities and rights accordingly. After all, the age of 18yo was set based on a lot of arbitrary and shifting circumstance.
Now that we know the human brain doesn't fully mature until 25yo, voting age should be at least 25yo. That's a big chunk of Democrat voters.
We should also apply that to "gender reassignment". 25yo.
Student loan consent. 25yo.
Heck, move the age for firearms purchase and possession to 25yo. Shooting under supervision will still be allowed since shooters, both heroes and murderers aren't exactly shooting under RO command. The community with parents who are present are also more likely Republicans with guns.
If the Democrats want to shift the line in the sand, they better shift it universally but it is clear to see, it doesn't work in their favour.
They are about to play a stupid game. Prizes to follow.
Only a fool would serve the state.Sure make everything 25...UNLESS...you're active duty military or honoraby discharged. Heinlein was actually on to something with his "full citizen".
From Robert Heinlein's Starship troopers:
The rights of a full citizen, to vote and hold public office, are not universally guaranteed, but must be earned through Federal Service.[19] Those who do not perform this service, which usually takes the form of military service, retain the rights of free speech and assembly, but cannot vote or hold public office. People of either sex above the age of 18 are permitted to enlist. Those who leave before completing their service do not receive the vote.[
Of course there will be exceptions to the rule but they must remain exceptions.Sure make everything 25...UNLESS...you're active duty military or honoraby discharged. Heinlein was actually on to something with his "full citizen".
From Robert Heinlein's Starship troopers:
The rights of a full citizen, to vote and hold public office, are not universally guaranteed, but must be earned through Federal Service.[19] Those who do not perform this service, which usually takes the form of military service, retain the rights of free speech and assembly, but cannot vote or hold public office. People of either sex above the age of 18 are permitted to enlist. Those who leave before completing their service do not receive the vote.[
We are told NOT to judge ALL Muslims by the actions of a few lunatics, but we are encouraged to judge ALL gun owners by the actions of a few lunatics.You don’t ever punish the 99.999+% of citizens who are law abiding for the acts of a few deranged (or “programmed”) individuals. Especially if you aren’t removing some pre-existing infringements already on the books.
We are told NOT to judge ALL Muslims by the actions of a few lunatics, but we are encouraged to judge ALL gun owners by the actions of a few lunatics.
Funny how that works.
I think it needs to go to 16. Cars kill more people each year than guns. If you can purchase and operate a deadly vehicle at 16 you should be able to buy a gun.
Either that or it all needs to go to 21. Driving,drinking,smoking,guns, military service,voting.
Personally I don't think you should be able to vote unless you own property. But now I'm getting off topic.
One more reason to raise driving age to 21 .
And I was speechless the way he drew down on the teens in front of the car !
Similar question, why does the concealment factor determine if the constitution applies or not?The concealment factor. Sounds to me the ATF is gonna be pushing for the AR platform to be put on the NFA list. Gonna be pretty hard to do because the NFA list is suppose to be comprised of items that the ATF deems as "non-sporting". The AR platform is VERY much a sporting rifle!
2A protects gun ownership for the purpose of opposing rogue governments.Similar question, why does the concealment factor determine if the constitution applies or not?
Agree and understand but will add, I would categorize the willing destruction of this country as stupid.no...no, they arent stupid....they are malevolent....
even a moron gets something correct by accident every once and a while...there is no excuse for their actions other than to harm american citizens.
once you look at their actions as thought they want to destroy america, everything they do suddenly makes sense.
Oops. I got tangled with work mid sentence. Was meant to read "privacy" instead of safety and that your right to not be searched still applies.no it does not
That's true, it is debatable how much government should be applied here (and zero is a valid point also) but we are talking about a public space, not the privacy of your own home.It can also be argued its none of the govts damn business how i intend to carry
Concealment is not possession/ownership.ALL gun ownership should not be infringed...not just the "general" variety.
When you say governance you mean armed men paid with your stolen wages pointing guns and telling you what to do? Thats what government is.Oops. I got tangled with work mid sentence. Was meant to read "privacy" instead of safety and that your right to not be searched still applies.
That's true, it is debatable how much government should be applied here (and zero is a valid point also) but we are talking about a public space, not the privacy of your own home.
Like I said, I don't know all the nuances but because it is a public space, I think some measure of governance is warranted.
Concealment is not possession/ownership.
At the end of every policy, there are "armed men paid with your stolen wages".When you say governance you mean armed men paid with your stolen wages pointing guns and telling you what to do? Thats what government is.
I used to think that way as well. Not anymore. Government in all its similar forms are invoke evil.At the end of every policy, there are "armed men paid with your stolen wages".
I believe in a minimal government. Not an absent one.
So anarchy?I used to think that way as well. Not anymore. Government in all its similar forms are invoke evil.
Is government the reason you don’t rape, loot, and pillage? I believe the end goal should be no government whether its attainable or not.So anarchy?
Similar question, why does the concealment factor determine if the constitution applies or not?
With that logic, the California ban on 50 BMG is outrageous. There’s really no point to limiting the second amendment because there’s no logical (or consistent) boundaries for that
I don't disagree but I have lived long enough to know replacing evil doesn't guarantee good. Sometimes there's more evil.Government in all its similar forms are invoke evil.
Why does a group of criminals and murderers in DC get to decide what I do? I’m tired of it. I’m even more tired of men that trade their souls for badges and enforce the laws and will of tyrants onto others for a paycheck and sense of authority.I don't disagree but I have lived long enough to know replacing evil doesn't guarantee good. Sometimes there's more evil.
So we are clear, I think firearms good, government bad. I'm just not convinced concealment is an enshrined right.
If it's determined constitutional to keep adjusting age limits for 2A rights, it will be within the boundaries to set the minimum responsible age to 25, then 30, eventually 80 years old. No one under 80 really has any proper perspective to responsibly handle firearms after all.
Rather be that moron than one who cannot think but hey, if that's how you get your points across, you do you.That's because you are a moron who cannot read
So you're playing the intersectionality card?Let me guess, you are already older than whatever age you consider "adulthood" ....right?
Yeah funny how that works eh?
I agree, but that's not what you said in your earlier posts (sounded like you were considering additional legislation based on concealability)... Just trying to point that out.Well, I was always told that it's the concealment aspect of handguns that makes them different than long guns. It's bullshit I know, but that's just what I was always told. Personally I feel we should be allowed to carry concealed neutron bombs on us if we want to and can afford it. Remember the Second Amendment doesn't say anything about just guns alone. It says "arms" which applies to way more than just guns.![]()