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Originally posted by: Mo0o
Originally posted by: FleshLight
Originally posted by: Mo0o
I just think that despite the fact that criminals can already get their hands on these kind of weapons, lifting the ban will just make it that much easier for them to get it. And to me it seems like a shotgun is pretty adequate home defense, the tec9 seems a little overkill. And as far as entertainment value goes, seems like a big risk to take for just some cheap thrills.
There are a lot more hoops for you to hop through if you want a "Tec9" legally as opposed to going through the black market. Any "criminal" using a legally registered weapon is just asking for trouble.
But if they're availabe for sale, the supply of them will increase, and the likelihood of them ending up in the wrong hands from either shadey dealers or thefts and what not will increase will it not? Just by the sheer supply alone.
I agree. Even if your guns are locked up and safely stored, there will be many others who do not exercise proper precautions of owning a gun. The result? Well one of them will be that the gun could get stolen by someone and used for criminal purposes. Yea the police is really going to like that! Having a gun can also increase the persuasive likelihood of one using it for uses other than legal hunting and target practicing. For example some hick stole his girlfriend away and wanted to get back at him by threatening him with the gun..maybe accidentally shooting him and someone else. I'm sure this has happened much too often. I'm not saying that banning guns will make a place a safer enviroment, I just don't see HOW THE FvCK it can MAKE a place a safer as some of you seem to suggest overall. I'm from NYC and would feel totally messed up walking around here knowing people are legally owning machine guns.