You realize that an AR-15 is not a full auto weapon, right?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook

Same reason people want a pitbull. Need to feel powerful. It's all they got.

And if you need an AR-15, or a pitbull to feel safe, you probably need to move, like, now.

Bad analogy. Many jurisdictions have, in fact, banned pitbulls.

And many don't. How about akitas? Just as dangerous.

Point is, there are people, who for whatever reason, seem to want or need unusually dangerous items or animals and they state it's their American right to have such things, and as many of them as they'd like.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook

Strange collection tendencies? I can't imagine how someone feels safer with a load of AR-15s in their house. I personally support having a handgun (a trained, properly vetted individual having a handgun). There have been many cases where users saved themselves and/or their families with a gun.

I'm a moderate on gun control, but let's be realistic here. The Left would not stop at AR-15's. Handgun bans are very real; we've already seen them. So to presume that if everyone would only give up their AR-15's, then everything would be settled, is ridiculous.

And I own NO guns, personally.

No way. Banning AR's is a step in the right direction. What's ridiculous is that it's even legal now.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook

Same reason people want a pitbull. Need to feel powerful. It's all they got.

And if you need an AR-15, or a pitbull to feel safe, you probably need to move, like, now.

Bad analogy. Many jurisdictions have, in fact, banned pitbulls.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook

Strange collection tendencies? I can't imagine how someone feels safer with a load of AR-15s in their house. I personally support having a handgun (a trained, properly vetted individual having a handgun). There have been many cases where users saved themselves and/or their families with a gun.

I'm a moderate on gun control, but let's be realistic here. The Left would not stop at AR-15's. Handgun bans are very real; we've already seen them. So to presume that if everyone would only give up their AR-15's, then everything would be settled, is ridiculous.

And I own NO guns, personally.

Anonymous wrote:Please, first amendment supporters, tell me why you need to sing, why you need to pray, why you need to peaceably assemble?

Those hurt or kill people?

Anonymous wrote:I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook

Strange collection tendencies? I can't imagine how someone feels safer with a load of AR-15s in their house. I personally support having a handgun (a trained, properly vetted individual having a handgun). There have been many cases where users saved themselves and/or their families with a gun. You have to do what you have to do, right? Killing is awful, but in hindsight, I doubt anyone who did it in defense would trade places with the person he/she shot.

But a whole arsenal? Yikes. I have a lot of trouble wrapping my head around the need to stockpile military-grade weapons. May as well live next to a poorly built nuclear reactor.

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.

A luxury car owner cant perform MASS murders at the same rate an assault rifle can? If freedom to have something increases the chance of taking the freedom to live for so many innocent citizens, then that freedom need to be reconsidered.

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.

there are so many sick, selfish people on here.

I don't need my guns to "feel safe" or "powerful" so fuck off.

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.

Anonymous wrote:I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook

Same reason people want a pitbull. Need to feel powerful. It's all they got.

And if you need an AR-15, or a pitbull to feel safe, you probably need to move, like, now.

Please, first amendment supporters, tell me why you need to sing, why you need to pray, why you need to peaceably assemble?

Just to clarify.....
Automatic weapons are illegal.

I've read every article I've seen on gun supporters. You want to keep your handgun "for safety", fine. But please tell me why you need and feel it's your right to buy something like an AR-15. I just can't understand.

Brilliant article by the way -

http://www.newyorker.com/news/john-cassidy/gun-laws-and-terrorism-an-american-nightmare?mbid=social_facebook