Please gun supporters - explain to me once and for all why you need an automatic weapon

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

No, it is not.

[Anonymous]

So a ban on semi-automatics aaide, why do so many of you have problems with banning large capacity magazines?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just listened to a coworker explain that it's his right to bear arms and he will never give that up. When pressed why, his response was "in case the government ever comes for us". This is a well educated person in a high level job.

The sheer paranoia and narcissism of these people is appalling.

A degree gives education but not intelligence,unfortunately. There is more to intelligence than a diploma.

[Anonymous]

If you are truly a "responsible" gun owner who wants to keep your guns, find some solution that keeps these guns out of the wrong hands.

Do something productive instead of quibbling over the terminology.

Because if you truly don't think we need to make any changes after Orlando, or hell, after Sandy Hook, you are one twisted mother fucker. And we won't take you seriously at all. No guns for you!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

Chemical weapons can be obtained anywhere. Home Depot, Target, Giant, Safeway. If you prefer your chemical weapons a bit more crunchy and organic, whole foods can hook you up!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just listened to a coworker explain that it's his right to bear arms and he will never give that up. When pressed why, his response was "in case the government ever comes for us". This is a well educated person in a high level job.

The sheer paranoia and narcissism of these people is appalling.

A degree gives education but not intelligence,unfortunately. There is more to intelligence than a diploma.

Trump is a clear example of this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

Chemical weapons can be obtained anywhere. Home Depot, Target, Giant, Safeway. If you prefer your chemical weapons a bit more crunchy and organic, whole foods can hook you up!

Ok. When is the next NRA convention?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just listened to a coworker explain that it's his right to bear arms and he will never give that up. When pressed why, his response was "in case the government ever comes for us". This is a well educated person in a high level job.

The sheer paranoia and narcissism of these people is appalling.

A degree gives education but not intelligence,unfortunately. There is more to intelligence than a diploma.

Trump is a clear example of this.

Didn't they have to ship him off to military school? Not the brightest bulb on the tree...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

Chemical weapons can be obtained anywhere. Home Depot, Target, Giant, Safeway. If you prefer your chemical weapons a bit more crunchy and organic, whole foods can hook you up!

Ok. When is the next NRA convention?

What exactly is your point?

[Anonymous]

I'm not a gun supporter, but I was raised in a part of the south where shooting is a way of life. What confuses me is why people focus on one weapon over another or certain features. None of these are automatic weapons. Banning AR-15s will do little, if anything, to impact gun violence in America. There are other guns with the same capabilities.

What perplexes me the most about Orlando is not the weapon in question but how it got into his hands. He had a higher-level permit than most people, even though he was known to the FBI and had made threats. Why the right hand regulator didn't talk to the left hand regulator and take the gun out of his hands is a mystery to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

Chemical weapons can be obtained anywhere. Home Depot, Target, Giant, Safeway. If you prefer your chemical weapons a bit more crunchy and organic, whole foods can hook you up!

Ok. When is the next NRA convention?

What exactly is your point?

So what do you recommend from Target? I'm heading there shortly. I might need to get something to protect my family. Or what are the other BS excuses you use? I'll get some for sport.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

Chemical weapons can be obtained anywhere. Home Depot, Target, Giant, Safeway. If you prefer your chemical weapons a bit more crunchy and organic, whole foods can hook you up!

Ok. When is the next NRA convention?

What exactly is your point?

So what do you recommend from Target? I'm heading there shortly. I might need to get something to protect my family. Or what are the other BS excuses you use? I'll get some for sport.

You sound completely unhinged and insane. Take a breath and stop with the insane hypotheticals of undecipherable relevance.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OK morons, for the thousandth time, every AR-15 is not an "automatic weapon".

Why do you "need" a BMW or a Mercedes?

You don't. You want it. Other people want AR-15s. It's called freedom.

In that case, shouldn't they also be able to buy tanks, rocket launchers, chemical and nuclear weapons?

Yes. Go for it. You'll find they're a little pricey though.

Can someone please clear this up? Is it legal in the United States to buy and sell atomic bombs, chemical weapons, RPGs, missile launchers, anti-aircraft missiles etc?

Chemical weapons can be obtained anywhere. Home Depot, Target, Giant, Safeway. If you prefer your chemical weapons a bit more crunchy and organic, whole foods can hook you up!

Ok. When is the next NRA convention?

Is that a threat?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So a ban on semi-automatics aaide, why do so many of you have problems with banning large capacity magazines?

Because law-abiding shooters who use their guns to shoot at targets at a gun range don't want to spend all their range time reloading magazines when they could be shooting. It's the same concept as getting a big bucket of balls at the declining range instead of the three that come in the box.

It's not nearly as nefarious as gun control advocates make it sound.