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It's just another toothless regulation passed by politicians.
BTW--Denver isn't as leftist as people are saying. Parts of the city itself are pretty prog, but other parts, and the suburbs, are not. It's more libertarian than anything--hence (R) voters' support of MJ legalization.
If the bans do nothing, well then why not just play along and put the bans through. Letting people think they got something, while -- according to many of you -- they really didn't get anything.
If the bans do nothing, well then why not just play along and put the bans through. Letting people think they got something, while -- according to many of you -- they really didn't get anything.
What harm is there?
Why would we volunteer for something proven not to work in the past. Is this a trick question?
Why would we volunteer for something proven not to work in the past. Is this a trick question?
But you aren't volunteering -- you didn't offer it up. It is being DEMANDED. From what everyone says here -- the bans do nothing so what does it matter if they go through.
But you aren't volunteering -- you didn't offer it up. It is being DEMANDED. From what everyone says here -- the bans do nothing so what does it matter if they go through.
No, no it's not a demand because it's already been proven that legally they cannot do that. People are being asked to turn them in and no bump stocks are showing up. Again, why would we volunteer to do this?
All a ban does is make it more difficult for the law abiding to purchase them. It does nothing for the existing and nothing from people getting them in other ways than local stores.
You made the claim,
"Quote:
Originally Posted by Enigma777
If bans are 'useless' why does the NRA get all hot and bothered over it?"
Back it up.
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