An argument I hear is "why should we make it easy for someone to shoot dozens of times without reloading" we should ban "high"(read: standard) capacity magazines because someone might shoot up a school.
Okay, so we're going to ban something because someone MIGHT go crazy and it would lead to more extra death. So then hypothetically we should ban any car that can go more than 10 miles an hour or weighs more than 3000lbs because the driver MIGHT have an accident and kill people. We're going to flog the Bill of Rights because of something someone may or MAY NOT do?
There are hundreds of millions of guns in this country. They are NOT used for crime daily. How is it that there are 300,000+ AR15's out there that aren't used in shootings? I have several guns and much to the suprise of myself and the entire population of the united states, i have not killed anyone. So why restrict what I can do? Besides, the argument is about "30 rounds to go deer hunting" it's about 30 rounds to protect my family.
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"This action has caused a division of the people into classes: Those the government deems valuable enough to protect with modern firearms, and those whose lives have been deemed as having less value, and whom the government has decided do not deserve the right to protect themselves with the same firearms." Olympic Arms > NY
"I saw a movie once where only the police and military had guns; it was called Schindler's List"
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