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Friday, March 03, 2023

Compliance, Joe. Now let's talk about compliance.

Speaking to the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference Wednesday in Baltimore, President Joe Biden once again vowed to ban so-called “assault weapons” as the Democrat audience cheered.

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He'll include a grandfathering clause to keep people from going berserk, but we all know that'll require registration to keep them from being transferred through private sales.
When the ATF outlawed bump stocks under Trump's urging (yes, I said it) after the Vegas shooting, they estimated over 500,000 bump stocks were in citizen's hands. I read just a couple days ago that there were something like 540 of them actually surrendered.

8 comments:

  1. Those will be rookie numbers compared to the pistol braces.
    Steve S6

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  2. Damn it! I just had a boating accident.....

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  3. ALL registration leads to confiscation. Fuk Trudeau. Fuk the dem mafia.

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  4. All governments are illegal.

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  5. If memory serves, same thing happened in Connecticut when they passed their statewide “ban”. Whole lot of non compliant felons running around all Rambo like up there I guess. All manner of state police volunteering to go “round ‘em all up” too right. Plenty of memes out there regarding the elites wanting to take away guns because they’re planning on doing something the populace would shoot them in the face for. Thanks, I’ll keep mine where they’re safe.

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  6. Some one needs to tone this shit down. Government is BY THE PEOPLE. And this people is starting to get a little pissed and those people.

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  7. I sold firearms for five years while employed by a national chain. Based on my understanding of the requirements of federal form 4473, I am legally barred from transferring a firearm to an entity with the criminal record of the US federal government.

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  8. It all sound so hip, and woke - until someone says 'how will this work with obama's childrend in places like chicago, or newark, or compton, or atlanta, or new orleans - where the REAL problems are?

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