Gun Control III - the Gunnening

[Hurtful Thoughts]

What is NSG's opinion on the availability of air rifles such as the Air Force Texan SS?

Don't get me wrong, I love this thing. But should there be a registration requirement to possess it due to the high FPS and the addition of a silencer, on an air rifle? Like, in Canada you need to register the non-silenced version of this, and it's illegal to possess the silenced version. I personally call BS on the strict laws, but it's Canada.

NRA made sure air-rifles are not considered firearms. You can actually even get fully automatic air-rifles in the power-band advertised.

Hunting regs are a bit different, since those even consider crossbows as firearms.

Least that's the case in America.
Because:

This is America.

[Big Jim P]

Exactly. Thus the need to defend ones self and property. Duh.

Or kill someone you think looks scary on the street because you read about thefts on the paper.

Unjustified assumption about gun owners is unjustified.

[Big Jim P]

What is NSG's opinion on the availability of air rifles such as the Air Force Texan SS?

Don't get me wrong, I love this thing. But should there be a registration requirement to possess it due to the high FPS and the addition of a silencer, on an air rifle? Like, in Canada you need to register the non-silenced version of this, and it's illegal to possess the silenced version. I personally call BS on the strict laws, but it's Canada.

NRA made sure air-rifles are not considered firearms. You can actually even get fully automatic air-rifles in the power-band advertised.

Hunting regs are a bit different, since those even consider crossbows as firearms.

Least that's the case in America.
Because:

This is America.

Air rifles aren't firearms. Duh.

[Hammer Britannia]

NRA made sure air-rifles are not considered firearms. You can actually even get fully automatic air-rifles in the power-band advertised.

Hunting regs are a bit different, since those even consider crossbows as firearms.

Least that's the case in America.
Because:

This is America.

Air rifles aren't firearms. Duh.

They use air, not the highly incendiary gunpowder

So yes, they aren't firearms

(or at least that's my understanding of them, pls no bully)

[Sovaal]

Air rifles aren't firearms. Duh.

They use air, not the highly incendiary gunpowder

So yes, they aren't firearms

(or at least that's my understanding of them, pls no bully)

Nah man, everything is an NRA-KKK-KGB conspiracy.

[Hammer Britannia]

They use air, not the highly incendiary gunpowder

So yes, they aren't firearms

(or at least that's my understanding of them, pls no bully)

Nah man, everything is an NRA-KKK-KGB conspiracy.

Don't forget the Jewish globalist reptilians

[Sovaal]

Nah man, everything is an NRA-KKK-KGB conspiracy.

Don't forget the Jewish globalist reptilians

And the sex cults.

[Hammer Britannia]

Don't forget the Jewish globalist reptilians

And the sex cults.

But those are the best cults

[Sovaal]

And the sex cults.

But those are the best cults

Yah but you guys haven't invited me.

[Hammer Britannia]

But those are the best cults

Yah but you guys haven't invited me.

They haven't invited me either, I just...

"Investigate"

[Telconi]

Or kill someone you think looks scary on the street because you read about thefts on the paper.

Unjustified assumption about gun owners is unjustified.

But how else will you justify oppressing them if you dont make unjustified negative stereotypes about them. It is literally item one on the bigot plan of action.

[Northeast American Federation]

Unjustified assumption about gun owners is unjustified.

But how else will you justify oppressing them if you dont make unjustified negative stereotypes about them. It is literally item one on the bigot plan of action.

The full plan is something like the following:
-demonize all gun owners as crazy racist rednecks who will shoot you as soon as look at you
-give nearly endless national coverage to any mass shooting, so as to convince the general populace that they happen everywhere and all the time, even though they are statistically quite rare(still tragic but not the raging epidemic some people think they are)
-blame the NRA and other Second Amendment supporting organizations for making these tragedies happen due to their efforts to lobby against gun control efforts, while being careful to omit that the efforts of the NRA are basically a drop in the bucket
-denounce anyone who doesn't want increasingly stringent gun control laws as being someone who wants dead children

Repeat the above ad nauseum until you have the sort of gun laws that exist in New York and California, then insist that it still isn't enough and demand even more controls, restrictions, and bans.

[Telconi]

But how else will you justify oppressing them if you dont make unjustified negative stereotypes about them. It is literally item one on the bigot plan of action.

The full plan is something like the following:
-demonize all gun owners as crazy racist rednecks who will shoot you as soon as look at you
-give nearly endless national coverage to any mass shooting, so as to convince the general populace that they happen everywhere and all the time, even though they are statistically quite rare(still tragic but not the raging epidemic some people think they are)
-blame the NRA and other Second Amendment supporting organizations for making these tragedies happen due to their efforts to lobby against gun control efforts, while being careful to omit that the efforts of the NRA are basically a drop in the bucket
-denounce anyone who doesn't want increasingly stringent gun control laws as being someone who wants dead children

Repeat the above ad nauseum until you have the sort of gun laws that exist in New York and California, then insist that it still isn't enough and demand even more controls, restrictions, and bans.

Fuck off Jerry Brown!

[Kernen]

Exactly. Thus the need to defend ones self and property. Duh.

Or kill someone you think looks scary on the street because you read about thefts on the paper.

That would be relevant if it happened. But it doesn't. Certainly not enough to be statistically significant.

[Pax Nerdvana]

But how else will you justify oppressing them if you dont make unjustified negative stereotypes about them. It is literally item one on the bigot plan of action.

The full plan is something like the following:
-demonize all gun owners as crazy racist rednecks who will shoot you as soon as look at you
-give nearly endless national coverage to any mass shooting, so as to convince the general populace that they happen everywhere and all the time, even though they are statistically quite rare(still tragic but not the raging epidemic some people think they are)
-blame the NRA and other Second Amendment supporting organizations for making these tragedies happen due to their efforts to lobby against gun control efforts, while being careful to omit that the efforts of the NRA are basically a drop in the bucket
-denounce anyone who doesn't want increasingly stringent gun control laws as being someone who wants dead children

Repeat the above ad nauseum until you have the sort of gun laws that exist in New York and California, then insist that it still isn't enough and demand even more controls, restrictions, and bans.

That's already happening. *ahem* mass media.

[Gun Manufacturers]

But how else will you justify oppressing them if you dont make unjustified negative stereotypes about them. It is literally item one on the bigot plan of action.

The full plan is something like the following:
-demonize all gun owners as crazy racist rednecks who will shoot you as soon as look at you
-give nearly endless national coverage to any mass shooting, so as to convince the general populace that they happen everywhere and all the time, even though they are statistically quite rare(still tragic but not the raging epidemic some people think they are)
-blame the NRA and other Second Amendment supporting organizations for making these tragedies happen due to their efforts to lobby against gun control efforts, while being careful to omit that the efforts of the NRA are basically a drop in the bucket
-denounce anyone who doesn't want increasingly stringent gun control laws as being someone who wants dead children

Repeat the above ad nauseum until you have the sort of gun laws that exist in New York and California, then insist that it still isn't enough and demand even more controls, restrictions, and bans.

You're forgetting about CT. After Sandy Hook, the CT General Assembly rammed through a ridiculous set of gun control laws via emergency certification (circumventing the safeguards of the normal legislative process). Also, our governor, Dannel Malloy, has called the NRA a terrorist organization.

FDM.
FCGA.

[Arengin Union]

This is why we must be armed and ready. It is the citizens responsibility to defend the rights of the people. The government/citizen relationship is a social contract, the people have certain fundamental inalienable rights and also certain responsibilities like following the basic and constitutional laws of the land and paying taxes for the common good, the government has the recognized legitimacy to impose laws and have money of the people to use it for common good, all while still answering to the rights of the people.

Once this social contract is breached by means of unconstitutional laws like gun bans, confiscations, and anything else being implemented then the contract is no longer binding and the government losses legitimacy and hence its the citizens right to assemble in a militia to protect t and the peoples rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness by means of stopping said oppressive laws from taking place and disarming the main enforcers of the illegitimate government that may still be loyal to it. Once this has been done, hopefully peacefully, the militias march to the main houses of government and arrest those representatives that supported the laws being put and tried them accordingly. While this happens, elections will be held freely and fairly and once the social contract is respected again, then the militias can de assemble and go back home.

[Arlenton]

I wonder how a Justice Kavanaugh on the USSC will benefit gun rights. Looking forward to finding out.

[Washington Resistance Army]

I wonder how a Justice Kavanaugh on the USSC will benefit gun rights. Looking forward to finding out.

He'll strike down assault weapons bans at least.

[Gig em Aggies]

I wonder how a Justice Kavanaugh on the USSC will benefit gun rights. Looking forward to finding out.

He'll strike down assault weapons bans at least.

Well nationally the AWB is done with.

[Telconi]

I wonder how a Justice Kavanaugh on the USSC will benefit gun rights. Looking forward to finding out.

He'll strike down assault weapons bans at least.

Sweet baby Jesus I hope so.

[Northeast American Federation]

Ideally, with a Supreme Court more aligned towards favoring Constitutional rights and Constitutional governance, we'd get a national precedent that effectively strikes down a lot of the extreme gun control laws in states like NY, CA, CT, and others. The Bill of Rights applies to the whole country, and doesn't stop doing so just because some state government decides they don't like what it says.

[Arlenton]

I wonder how a Justice Kavanaugh on the USSC will benefit gun rights. Looking forward to finding out.

He'll strike down assault weapons bans at least.

Hopefully.

[Arengin Union]

Ideally, with a Supreme Court more aligned towards favoring Constitutional rights and Constitutional governance, we'd get a national precedent that effectively strikes down a lot of the extreme gun control laws in states like NY, CA, CT, and others. The Bill of Rights applies to the whole country, and doesn't stop doing so just because some state government decides they don't like what it says.

preach

[Big Jim P]

Ideally, with a Supreme Court more aligned towards favoring Constitutional rights and Constitutional governance, we'd get a national precedent that effectively strikes down a lot of the extreme gun control laws in states like NY, CA, CT, and others. The Bill of Rights applies to the whole country, and doesn't stop doing so just because some state government decides they don't like what it says.

QFFextremeTruth!