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I got shown this for some reason ...
How people are illegally making handguns even more lethal..
Apparently they are also fitting much larger magazines ...

 
I've posted a version of this thought before, and more than once. But if there's one single biggest reason why I'll always feel completely alienated from aspects of US society and culture, then gun-morondom is that culture :mad: :(

That and the inability of any US authorities to get any kind of gun control laws implemented.

Might as well also remind you of my conviction that the NRA should be prescribed and banned as a terrorist organisation.

But If I was eligible to run for US Prssident or even for a State Governorship on that platform though, I suspect I'd struggle to get enough signatories to run, let alone enough votes to save my deposit (or US equivalent) :(
 
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Apprantly we are all sheep because we don't want to be tooled up 24/7 and can't defend the country from russians🙄 because very house doesn't have a Gun.
Much as I'd like an SLR few questions asked its not a terribly good idea a lot of people shouldnt have access to guns. Yanks prove that everyday.
But are hung up that it's a right
 
I got shown this for some reason ...
How people are illegally making handguns even more lethal..
Apparently they are also fitting much larger magazines ...



watching that cop demonstrate how uncontrollable they are when fired I am not sure they are "even more lethal" - it just seemed to be a roundabout way of making a worse gun than the MAC-10
 
watching that cop demonstrate how uncontrollable they are when fired I am not sure they are "even more lethal" - it just seemed to be a roundabout way of making a worse gun than the MAC-10
I wonder how many gang-related deaths are actually caused by ricochets in any case ?
 
Apprantly we are all sheep because we don't want to be tooled up 24/7 and can't defend the country from russians🙄 because very house doesn't have a Gun.
Much as I'd like an SLR few questions asked its not a terribly good idea a lot of people shouldnt have access to guns. Yanks prove that everyday.
But are hung up that it's a right

TBF this crisis in Ukraine (and COVID, and the recent floods) has made me wonder whether it would be better to have more of an organized citizenry, not in the US militia sense of the word but in terms of having large numbers of people across the country who could be trained to help out in crisis situations. A part of that could be a familiarity with firearms (albeit they'd be centrally stored and maintained and not issued unless required) but also other stuff like testing, first aid, the logistics of mass evacuations, setting up rest areas etc.
 
watching that cop demonstrate how uncontrollable they are when fired I am not sure they are "even more lethal" - it just seemed to be a roundabout way of making a worse gun than the MAC-10
Yeah, anyone that can hit their target with a fully auto Glock is usually doing it by luck rather than skill. They’ve also got deep pockets, as you’ll dump through ammo at a ridiculous rate.
 
like some sort of army? and across United Nations?

No, more like civil assistance - people who could know how to help when there’s an emergency that requires a lot of people to help with (like doing home visit testing for COVID, for example). I think it would be more responsible, more effective and certainly cheaper (overall, although you’d pay the individuals more) than getting the usual outsourcing firms to do it.
 
TBF this crisis in Ukraine (and COVID, and the recent floods) has made me wonder whether it would be better to have more of an organized citizenry, not in the US militia sense of the word but in terms of having large numbers of people across the country who could be trained to help out in crisis situations. A part of that could be a familiarity with firearms (albeit they'd be centrally stored and maintained and not issued unless required) but also other stuff like testing, first aid, the logistics of mass evacuations, setting up rest areas etc.
No thanks.
 
TBF this crisis in Ukraine (and COVID, and the recent floods) has made me wonder whether it would be better to have more of an organized citizenry, not in the US militia sense of the word but in terms of having large numbers of people across the country who could be trained to help out in crisis situations. A part of that could be a familiarity with firearms (albeit they'd be centrally stored and maintained and not issued unless required) but also other stuff like testing, first aid, the logistics of mass evacuations, setting up rest areas etc.

If I lived somewhere at risk of being invaded by Russia or China I'd probably own so many guns that even visitors from Texas would say "Whoa, that might be too many guns."
 
TBF this crisis in Ukraine (and COVID, and the recent floods) has made me wonder whether it would be better to have more of an organized citizenry, not in the US militia sense of the word but in terms of having large numbers of people across the country who could be trained to help out in crisis situations. A part of that could be a familiarity with firearms (albeit they'd be centrally stored and maintained and not issued unless required) but also other stuff like testing, first aid, the logistics of mass evacuations, setting up rest areas etc.
you mean like the Army Reserve the new name for the TA most of the emergency response is done by councils as the MoD charges an eye-watering amount unless its desperate and a specialist kit is needed.
part of this is the military is much smaller and doesn't have 1000s of bored squaddies hanging about.
Also, a lot of emergency plans were call the military these days plans are a lot better.
Short of Aliens invading we arent going to need a large force of infantry
 
TBF this crisis in Ukraine (and COVID, and the recent floods) has made me wonder whether it would be better to have more of an organized citizenry, not in the US militia sense of the word but in terms of having large numbers of people across the country who could be trained to help out in crisis situations. A part of that could be a familiarity with firearms (albeit they'd be centrally stored and maintained and not issued unless required) but also other stuff like testing, first aid, the logistics of mass evacuations, setting up rest areas etc.

An NRA representative suggested that American gun owners could donate a few guns to Ukraine and was shot down pretty quickly. Now they're running a campaign to buy ammo:


However, let us not forget the NRA's ties to Russia:

 
The train thing?
Totally weird.....
it is fucking odd

A man in a worker’s vest put on a gas mask, opened a canister that filled a subway car with smoke and then opened fire, the police said Tuesday morning, adding later in the afternoon that they had found a truck they believe was driven by the shooter who is still at large.
At least 16 people were injured, 10 of them by gunfire, on the train and on the platform at the busy 36th Street station in the Sunset Park neighborhood, where three subway lines meet. The Fire Department said that five victims were in critical condition, but none were believed to have suffered life-threatening injuries.

 
ok it might be something relatively unsupring like terrorism but do we have the most enept perpatrator

have no even seen anyone claiming it
 
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