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Yet another mass shooting in a school in the US (Read 2659 times)
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Re: Yet another mass shooting in a school in the US
Reply #225 - Today at 6:14pm
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote Today at 5:55pm:
Brian Ross wrote Today at 4:10pm:

Pity you don’t read a bit about what the law actually says, then you wouldn’t keep putting your feet in it.
Assault rifles are not banned in the US or in Australia and I defy you to shew where, at law, they are banned.
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Did you miss it? (from philperth2010):

The ban was allowed to expire in 2004 without being renewed, and assault rifles once again became legal in the United States.

No doubt you are hiding behind another of your self-serving self-defence ideology's 'definitions', while ignoring  the effects of poverty and inequality on the levels of violence in a community. 
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Re: Yet another mass shooting in a school in the US
Reply #226 - Today at 6:17pm
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote Today at 5:55pm:
Brian Ross wrote Today at 4:10pm:

Pity you don’t read a bit about what the law actually says, then you wouldn’t keep putting your feet in it.
Assault rifles are not banned in the US or in Australia and I defy you to shew where, at law, they are banned.
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Did you miss it? (from philperth2010):

The ban was allowed to expire in 2004 without being renewed, and assault rifles once again became legal in the United States.

No doubt you are hiding behind another of your self-serving self-defence ideology's 'definitions', while ignoring  the effects of poverty and inequality on the levels of violence in a community. 
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Re: Yet another mass shooting in a school in the US
Reply #227 - Today at 7:29pm
 
thegreatdivide wrote Today at 6:14pm:
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote Today at 5:55pm:
Brian Ross wrote Today at 4:10pm:

Pity you don’t read a bit about what the law actually says, then you wouldn’t keep putting your feet in it.
Assault rifles are not banned in the US or in Australia and I defy you to shew where, at law, they are banned.
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Did you miss it? (from philperth2010):

The ban was allowed to expire in 2004 without being renewed, and assault rifles once again became legal in the United States.

No doubt you are hiding behind another of your self-serving self-defence ideology's 'definitions', while ignoring  the effects of poverty and inequality on the levels of violence in a community. 

Didn’t miss it, how could I ?
I read Phil’s Funnies with enjoyment.
I’m not hiding behind definitions I merely stick to definitions instead of flights of fancy.
So I’ll say it again, now listen [or read] carefully, assault rifles have never been banned in either the US or Australia.
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Re: Yet another mass shooting in a school in the US
Reply #228 - Today at 7:51pm
 
Sir Eoin O Fada wrote Today at 6:03pm:
You still don’t understand, which is understandable, but at no time were assault rifles ever banned in the US or in Australia and neither were any rapid fire weapons banned in Australia.
The current firearm laws do not ban any firearms and you cannot, in a month of  Sundays shew where they do.


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In 1994, a federal legal initiative was introduced to ban semi-automatic weapons and large capacity magazines. For a period of ten years, the Federal Assault Weapons Ban prohibited 18 semi-automatic firearm models considered by firearm control advocates as dangerous and preferred by violent criminals (Koper et a

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