luthervol
rational (x) and reasonable (y)
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You understand that semi-auto weapons only fire x number of rounds equal to the number of times the trigger is pulled, correct? So, they all theoretically fire at the same rate, which is solely dependent on the shooter.Weapons that fire more than x rounds in y seconds.
The purchase of more than x weapons in y time.
There are more factors than simply pulling the trigger. You can pull the trigger as fast as you wish, but if there is no ammo, who cares.You understand that semi-auto weapons only fire x number of rounds equal to the number of times the trigger is pulled, correct? So, they all theoretically fire at the same rate, which is solely dependent on the shooter.
Do you want an electronic trigger delay? WTH are you talking about?
Or, do you want to ban all semi-auto weapons and revolvers? (Prob 85% of all guns sold)
If you claim you’ve never made the link between voting once per year, and what a reasonable limit on gun purchases is - I’ll take you at your word.I'm saying I don't remember saying it, and if I did, the context would be critical.
So I am saying you are completely misrepresenting what I said.
And I'm positive I've never said anything like one gun per year. (and I'm assuming you know that)
So tell us your enlightened proposal. Manual loaders only, no mags? That would eliminate nearly every pistol and prob 75% of rifles. How would the population be able to stand against a tyrannical government with that type of disadvantage?There are more factors than simply pulling the trigger. You can pull the trigger as fast as you wish, but if there is no ammo, who cares.
I'm the opinion that there is a rational and reasonable compromise somewhere between the Wild West days and what we have today.So tell us your enlightened proposal. Manual loaders only, no mags? That would eliminate nearly every pistol and prob 75% of rifles. How would the population be able to stand against a tyrannical government with that type of disadvantage?
I have an idea: we should go back to the Wild West days, when it was lever action, revolvers, and shotguns. You know, when nobody was shooting anyone?
It’s not about going toe to toe with the United States Military - that’s a losing proposition for every country on Earth.I'm the opinion that there is a rational and reasonable compromise somewhere between the Wild West days and what we have today.
And the standing against a tyrannical government angle is pointless. (They have fully automatic - plus nukes, planes, and such)
I'm the opinion that there is a rational and reasonable compromise somewhere between the Wild West days and what we have today.
And the standing against a tyrannical government angle is pointless. (They have fully automatic - plus nukes, planes, and such)
As long as your people are on the streets attacking innocent people, then banning weapons that fire more than x amount of rounds is off the table. There's a reason they don't do that crap here, cause they know many have those weapons, and they'd rightfully get put down. Learn your side how to protest, not riot.Weapons that fire more than x rounds in y seconds.
The purchase of more than x weapons in y time.
Seems like a stupid thing to concern yourself with. It's like worrying about invaders from Mars, zombies, or Godzilla.It’s not about going toe to toe with the United States Military - that’s a losing proposition for every country on Earth.
It’s about what comes after. You understand that, right? It’s the long, bloody insurgency on home soil.
When someone uses the term “rational and reasonable” it’s a tell. A tell that they are neither and are a liar.