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It's on the Internet, so this goes beyond the US. I'm thinking gun-controlled areas or conflict areas. I'm also thinking how this potentially shuts down for th
by drasticmeasures 8y ago
It's on the Internet, so this goes beyond the US. I'm thinking gun-controlled areas or conflict areas.
I'm also thinking how this potentially shuts down for the FBI entrapping wannabe-insurrectionaries by posing as weapons dealers.
Or how non-American gangs will have vast quantities of guns at their disposal, and how that will necessarily change police policy.
And how determined and savvy, but dangerous, individuals will more easily (this is the key thing here: more easily, lower barrier of acquisition) get their hands on guns in gun-controlled areas and go on rampages.
This will make gun control much more difficult.
- ryanmarsh 8y agoIn conflict areas, of which I’m familiar, AK47’s are often easier to obtain than fresh produce.
- drasticmeasures 8y agoAnd in gun-controlled areas? They would have to control the printers and the digital blueprints as well.
- ryanmarsh 8y agoYou mean like Chicago?
- RyJones 8y agoTwo notes. I talked with a farmer in Holland a few years ago - I noticed home-made shotguns on the wall, and a home made 22LR. He said he made them more to have them made from plain stock than out of his desire to own guns. He said he could go to the docks in Rotterdam any day and buy a Kalashnikov if he wanted one. I don't think Rotterdam is a conflict area, no matter how stiff the traffic was last month.