Do you own an AR15?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No, and why would anyone need an AR 15? That is the question, actually.

Philosophically speaking, why does anyone need anything other than water, food, air and whatever clothing/protection for their environment. I mean if you want to get philosophical those are the only basic neccessary needs.

This is a good point.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s the most popular rifle in the US with about 24 million being built. Wondering if any of my fellow educated urban elites happen to own one.

Yes and I converted fully automatic.

Nice job admitting to a felony unless you have an 07 SOT.

Authorities have to catch me…

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No. We're a hunting family and we do not approve of such a class of weapons. They should not be available to civilians or retired law enforcement.

A government of the people, by the people and for the people should never have special rights beyond the people.

The scary thing is, Democrat or Republican, the government has plenty of special rights over the people. With AI, holy cow. Just wait until they incorporate AI into war robots, such as those robot dogs with weapons mounted on the shoulders.

If we don't demand worldwide restrictions on AI and robots, it's gonna be game over. Worse than nuclear power.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. We're a hunting family and we do not approve of such a class of weapons. They should not be available to civilians or retired law enforcement.

A government of the people, by the people and for the people should never have special rights beyond the people.

The scary thing is, Democrat or Republican, the government has plenty of special rights over the people. With AI, holy cow. Just wait until they incorporate AI into war robots, such as those robot dogs with weapons mounted on the shoulders.

If we don't demand worldwide restrictions on AI and robots, it's gonna be game over. Worse than nuclear power.

Make sure to stack the m855 deep.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. We're a hunting family and we do not approve of such a class of weapons. They should not be available to civilians or retired law enforcement.

A government of the people, by the people and for the people should never have special rights beyond the people.

The scary thing is, Democrat or Republican, the government has plenty of special rights over the people. With AI, holy cow. Just wait until they incorporate AI into war robots, such as those robot dogs with weapons mounted on the shoulders.

If we don't demand worldwide restrictions on AI and robots, it's gonna be game over. Worse than nuclear power.

Humans are too arrogant to ever realize we will create the means of our own destruction.

Armed drones that get hacked or a virus that makes them haywire, and it's game over man. Nuking the entire planet from orbit will be the only option at that point.

[Anonymous]

I'm Canadian. So no.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. We're a hunting family and we do not approve of such a class of weapons. They should not be available to civilians or retired law enforcement.

A government of the people, by the people and for the people should never have special rights beyond the people.

The government will never be weaponized against the people, so your argument is invalid.

Have you been downtown this past week.

Why shouldn’t poor people have safe streets? You aren’t more special than they are.

[Anonymous]

Why are the hicks here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are the hicks here

That's Hudson Sir. I am Hicks.

[Anonymous]

Glock is all you need at much less the price and much easier to handle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Glock is all you need at much less the price and much easier to handle.

Arnold NEEDS a phased plasma rifle in the 40 watt range, but he cannot find one at the stores.

[Anonymous]

I own several rifles, but not an AR-15 or anything in .223/5.56. They never really appealed to me, though I see why they're popular given how modular and customizable they are.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No. We own a handgun and a rifle.

We don't plan to mass murder anyone, and can aim a rifle while hunting, so no need to own an AR15.

The mechanical accuracy of the AR15 platform is widely accepted as extremely high.

And yet, I want to actually use skill while hunting instead of just going out there murdering animals.in the most efficient way. What's the skill in that?

You do realize the .223/5.56 cartridge is too weak to humanely hunt anything bigger than a varmint, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s the most popular rifle in the US with about 24 million being built. Wondering if any of my fellow educated urban elites happen to own one.

Yes and I converted fully automatic.

You are either an idiot, a bot, or a troll.

Or an undercover ATF agent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:No, and why would anyone need an AR 15? That is the question, actually.

Philosophically speaking, why does anyone need anything other than water, food, air and whatever clothing/protection for their environment. I mean if you want to get philosophical those are the only basic neccessary needs.

This is a good point.

No, it's no point at all. You need shoes to cover your feet, clothes and shelter due to the elements, food to survive, transportation of some sort to engage in commerce and social activities, buildings for a lot of things, a form of currency to have an economy and engage in trade. You need various services and service providers for an individualistic connection to niche requirements most likely. Beyond that, there are varying levels of need based upon lifestyle, income production and health requirements, which, in turn, connect and extrapolate to other contingencies to do what needs to be done.

And yet- there's not one need, not one at all, that would assume the ownership of an AR15. Nada.