Originally posted by Clay C
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Good bye bump stocks.
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I have no desire to ever own a bump stock but I still disagree with this because it will never be enough to satisfy these people who's only desire is to see all guns being banned. Also, just because I wouldn't own a bump stock doesn't mean I'd support taking that right away from other people- it's called freedom. Maybe instead of banning them, they could make it sort of like a silencer where you pay a fee before being legally able to own one? That would be a better compromise and still give people the freedom to own one.
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Originally posted by Bumpy View PostBanning bump stocks is not banning firearms. A bump stock is an accessory. Nothing to do with the 2nd amendment.
You either are for guns and guns rights, or you aren't. A bump stock doesn't make a firearm a machine gun. Personally, I am not a fan and don't want one, but I don't care if someone has one. As stated, nothing about the 2nd mentions hunting or just shooting for fun. This is an attempt at feel good nonsense.
Your chance of being involved in a shooting with an ar is ridiculously low. Not as low as the chance of being one with a bump stock or mass shooting or school shooting, but really low.
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Originally posted by krisw View PostMuh feelz.
You either are for guns and guns rights, or you aren't. A bump stock doesn't make a firearm a machine gun. Personally, I am not a fan and don't want one, but I don't care if someone has one. As stated, nothing about the 2nd mentions hunting or just shooting for fun. This is an attempt at feel good nonsense.
Your chance of being involved in a shooting with an ar is ridiculously low. Not as low as the chance of being one with a bump stock or mass shooting or school shooting, but really low.
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[QUOTE=gingib;13199981]Slippery slope I agree. But liberals are stupid enough to think this will stop mass shootings. Until the next one lol[/
They know that. It’s at that point they will find something else to blame it on until that is banned and so on and go forth.
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Originally posted by mobrien View PostI have no desire to ever own a bump stock but I still disagree with this because it will never be enough to satisfy these people who's only desire is to see all guns being banned. Also, just because I wouldn't own a bump stock doesn't mean I'd support taking that right away from other people- it's called freedom. Maybe instead of banning them, they could make it sort of like a silencer where you pay a fee before being legally able to own one? That would be a better compromise and still give people the freedom to own one.
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