Serious Change My Mind Number 1

25-03-2018, 11:07 AM

zmart Wrote: Indonesia, check it out.

And I find this article


"Data from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms underscores this point: In 2014, ATF traced the source of over 170,000 guns used in crimes in the U.S. And well over a quarter of them -- 28 percent -- were used to commit crimes in a state other than the one they were purchased in. The map below shows which states these border-crossing crime guns came from." Link

I mean 28% is a high number for me, and I'm sure this is will increase time by time. If they decided to forbid gun maybe they can reduce this gun shooting crime.

You are getting some sources which is good, but you arent fully reading it.
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The ATF data is not perfect, of course. A 2009 Congressional Research Service report notes that there is variation in how different jurisdictions recover and report on crime guns, that many crime guns can't be traced, and that guns recovered by police may be not be representative of the total universe of guns used by criminals"
And.
"One important thing to note is that the average time between when a gun is purchased and when it's used in a crime is over 10 years. This means that people aren't typically buying in one place and then immediately driving across state lines to commit a crime"

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25-03-2018, 11:09 AM

Aeux Wrote: Took a moment to understand what you're searching for.

Obviously this is why the gun can be kept on you - What the great ancestors created the laws for which now are? been?? tried (or already done?) to rip down.


What happens if the military suddenly wants your legal gun? Are you allowed to shoot the one who works to the government as a military-troop w/e or are they allowed to seize you before you're the risk? Even when the gun is a legal one or do they shoot only the illegal gun owners?

The military can't go off on a movement to start taking possession of guns without the approval of Congress. They can't take your gun that you bought legally, they also can't search your possessions without any probable cause to do so.