Not to mention vehicle operation requires a regularly updated government-issued operator’s license, registration and insurance, whereas firearm ownership, um, er...
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Not to mention vehicle operation requires a regularly updated government-issued operator’s license, registration and insurance, whereas firearm ownership, um, er...
Don't try to improve your society, better not to want to give an answer then to give up on guns. It's great to have the 'freedom' of choice isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by chuck34
Because if guns are used properly then all they do is perfume the house and plant flowers, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by Starter
So is a gun, free and fast transportation between this world and the one of Hades.Quote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
You forgot regular technical inspection and winter tires.Quote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
Posted before but very apropó
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They do the following:Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
1) Provide meat for those who hunt.
2) Provide a source of competition and skill for those who target shoot.
3) Provide some defense against those who would invade one's home to steal or assault the occupants.
4) Provide a means of recourse against abusive government. (Rarely used, but necessary for free people remaining free over the long term.)
Re read what I wrote and tell me again exactly how, as stated, it's false. You have added other, not stated, qualifications. Also, how does intended use, as opposed to actual use, have anything to do with it?Quote:
Originally Posted by schmenke
Yes, it is. Too bad you don't have it. I feel for your loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by ioan
It's also legal to produce HGV's, Semis, APCs etc. but it doesn't mean that we just let everyone use them does it? There are conditions which accompany the use of heavy vehicles on the road and in some cases even stricter limits on the speeds that they travel.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigelred5
More generally, there are a host of rules about where one can drive, where they can park, how fast you can drive and where. You can't just arbitrarily drive at 130mph past a school at 3pm on a Wednesday. It's dangerous and the law reflects this.
Germany, which by the way has even stricter rules about how to behave on the roads, about the proper maintenance and the design rules which go into the building of a motor car.