French Police seize huge weapons stockpiles in raids…but…they have gun control..and rocket launchers

[Wildman]

a true proud Second Amdt. American Patriot....,

what a beautiful young lady, i praise her to high Heaven!!!!!

 

[PaintMyHouse]

I want total gun control, essentially no guns, for anyone. They aren't necessary.

TRAITOR!!! to the Constitution and traditional American values and heritage

Times change, and we are allowed to change with them. The Founders expected us to.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

a true proud Second Amdt. American Patriot....,

what a beautiful young lady, i praise her to high Heaven!!!!!

Yeah, and she's gonna get off a head-shot against a suicide bomber in a panic eh? Righto...

 

[EverCurious]

heh I think you under estimate women a bit, this just happened last week ~ Anchorage police arrest woman suspected of 3 armed robberies

"Police said Holler entered Smoke 4 Less and pretended she was going to buy something from the owner before pulling a handgun from her purse and demanding money from the cash register.

The woman behind the counter put her hands up and stepped back. Police said Holler walked around the counter and took money from the cash register as the owner grabbed the handgun.

After a struggle, the shop owner managed to throw the gun onto the floor.

Holler then pulled a hunting knife from her purse and tried to stab the owner, police said.

After another struggle, the owner took control of the knife, threw it on the floor and pinned Holler against the counter, police said."

 

[ninja007]

i put prep h on my ignore list months ago. good times.

 

[Conservative65]

You stated above that there is one AK-47/60 people on earth then said there were 10 of them used by the Muslim terrorists. That's a ratio of 1/3 people. I guess you believe 1/3 is OK but 1/60 is wrong.

Eight or so AK-47s killed over a 100 people. That is what they were designed for. Whatever your point is God only knows.

Two points. The 10 held by 30 is a far worse ratio that 1/60. Secondly, there are laws in place in France that you support here that didn't get the job done.

The gun control laws that work are in nations like Japan, period, end of story. Don't even bother to mention any other nation, unless it is also as strict as Japan.

France has plenty of guns around, just like here.

Nope...gun laws don't make Japan work, it is the Japanese attitude that keeps them from committing any crime.......and the police state they live under....that stops gun crime...their culture and their police state.

Gun control is extreme there, just as it should be.

The words of a pussy.

 

[Claudette]

"A rocket launcher, flak jackets, several pistols and a Kalashnikov assault rifle were among the cache of weapons seized in Lyon overnight."
Read more: French police launch series of anti-terror raids
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Chicken feed, truly.

And the 10 AKs the killers used….and the bombs they used in addition to what they are now finding all over France…..and around Europe…..right….

The only people in Europe who don't have guns are the citizens. Stupid really. All to keep them safe. Weren't to safe last week were they??

Those terrorists brought there own.

 

[aris2chat]

Quite a few women left their homes to go to Syria to be part of ISIS.
Women have been suicide bombs, stabbed people with knives, smuggled weapons under their robes, brainwashed their own children to be maryters and sadly, even stopped bombs on their infants to get on buses or shopping areas.

Children too have been used from throwing rocks to wearing vest to walk up to check points.

Animals too have been used.

 

[2aguy]

And the 10 AKs the killers used….and the bombs they used in addition to what they are now finding alluns? No. over France…..and around Europe…..right….

The estimate is that there is one AK-47 for every 60 people on earth, 75 to 100 million of the damn things. Oh, but look, these bad bad Muslims had ten of them, in France no less. Whatever will we do.

You wanted lots of guns around, you got it, and the dead bodies to prove it.

Actually, 10 for the actual attackers another 8 captured by the Germans in the car and another bunch in the house.....plus pistols and a rocket launcher and the bombs and vests........so in a country that bans all of that....that is getting close to a big cache....

France bans guns? No.

pistols and fully automatic rifles..yes..........

Fully auto, yes, otherwise no.

"Earlier: According to the University of Sydney's Gun Policy website, gun control in France is categorized as "restrictive." Keep in mind that, unlike in the U.S., France does not have a "right to bear arms" — the right to privately own a gun is not protected by law. In order to purchase a firearm, one must first obtain a hunting or shooting sport license, which requires a psychological evaluation and regular renewal. Semi-automatic rifles that can hold more than three rounds, as well as rifles and handguns with military-grade calibers, require permits. Fully automatic weapons are completely illegal for civilians. If one purchases or possesses a gun illegally, the punishment is a maximum of seven years in prison, plus a fine."
Bustle

I just listed exactly what they do….all of the weapons used by the terrorists are illegal……and these guys were all known to the police so there is no way they could have passed any check for even hunting shotguns. And of course the bomb vests were illegal as well as the rocket launcher…..

All of a sudden, you guys have decided that Europe is no different than Texas when it comes to gun control….after years of telling us how wonderful their gun control laws are……try harder….

 

[PaintMyHouse]

The estimate is that there is one AK-47 for every 60 people on earth, 75 to 100 million of the damn things. Oh, but look, these bad bad Muslims had ten of them, in France no less. Whatever will we do.

You wanted lots of guns around, you got it, and the dead bodies to prove it.

Actually, 10 for the actual attackers another 8 captured by the Germans in the car and another bunch in the house.....plus pistols and a rocket launcher and the bombs and vests........so in a country that bans all of that....that is getting close to a big cache....

France bans guns? No.

pistols and fully automatic rifles..yes..........

Fully auto, yes, otherwise no.

"Earlier: According to the University of Sydney's Gun Policy website, gun control in France is categorized as "restrictive." Keep in mind that, unlike in the U.S., France does not have a "right to bear arms" — the right to privately own a gun is not protected by law. In order to purchase a firearm, one must first obtain a hunting or shooting sport license, which requires a psychological evaluation and regular renewal. Semi-automatic rifles that can hold more than three rounds, as well as rifles and handguns with military-grade calibers, require permits. Fully automatic weapons are completely illegal for civilians. If one purchases or possesses a gun illegally, the punishment is a maximum of seven years in prison, plus a fine."
Bustle

I just listed exactly what they do….all of the weapons used by the terrorists are illegal……and these guys were all known to the police so there is no way they could have passed any check for even hunting shotguns. And of course the bomb vests were illegal as well as the rocket launcher…..

All of a sudden, you guys have decided that Europe is no different than Texas when it comes to gun control….after years of telling us how wonderful their gun control laws are……try harder….

The only countries with good gun control are those that don't allow any. France isn't one of them.

 

[2aguy]

Actually, 10 for the actual attackers another 8 captured by the Germans in the car and another bunch in the house.....plus pistols and a rocket launcher and the bombs and vests........so in a country that bans all of that....that is getting close to a big cache....

France bans guns? No.

pistols and fully automatic rifles..yes..........

Fully auto, yes, otherwise no.

"Earlier: According to the University of Sydney's Gun Policy website, gun control in France is categorized as "restrictive." Keep in mind that, unlike in the U.S., France does not have a "right to bear arms" — the right to privately own a gun is not protected by law. In order to purchase a firearm, one must first obtain a hunting or shooting sport license, which requires a psychological evaluation and regular renewal. Semi-automatic rifles that can hold more than three rounds, as well as rifles and handguns with military-grade calibers, require permits. Fully automatic weapons are completely illegal for civilians. If one purchases or possesses a gun illegally, the punishment is a maximum of seven years in prison, plus a fine."
Bustle

I just listed exactly what they do….all of the weapons used by the terrorists are illegal……and these guys were all known to the police so there is no way they could have passed any check for even hunting shotguns. And of course the bomb vests were illegal as well as the rocket launcher…..

All of a sudden, you guys have decided that Europe is no different than Texas when it comes to gun control….after years of telling us how wonderful their gun control laws are……try harder….

The only countries with good gun control are those that don't allow any. France isn't one of them.

Japan…again, it isn't their gun control that keeps gun crime down…all crime in Japan is tiny compared to other countries because they are a collective society that uses group pressure and guilt to keep their people in line and they give massive powers to their police and prosecutors to go after all criminals…their police can search you anytime for any reason….and their prosecutors can coerce confessions out of you…..

You could give every Japanese citizen a gun and let them carry it and they would still have a lower gun murder rate.

 

[aris2chat]

France bans guns? No.

pistols and fully automatic rifles..yes..........

Fully auto, yes, otherwise no.

"Earlier: According to the University of Sydney's Gun Policy website, gun control in France is categorized as "restrictive." Keep in mind that, unlike in the U.S., France does not have a "right to bear arms" — the right to privately own a gun is not protected by law. In order to purchase a firearm, one must first obtain a hunting or shooting sport license, which requires a psychological evaluation and regular renewal. Semi-automatic rifles that can hold more than three rounds, as well as rifles and handguns with military-grade calibers, require permits. Fully automatic weapons are completely illegal for civilians. If one purchases or possesses a gun illegally, the punishment is a maximum of seven years in prison, plus a fine."
Bustle

I just listed exactly what they do….all of the weapons used by the terrorists are illegal……and these guys were all known to the police so there is no way they could have passed any check for even hunting shotguns. And of course the bomb vests were illegal as well as the rocket launcher…..

All of a sudden, you guys have decided that Europe is no different than Texas when it comes to gun control….after years of telling us how wonderful their gun control laws are……try harder….

The only countries with good gun control are those that don't allow any. France isn't one of them.

Japan…again, it isn't their gun control that keeps gun crime down…all crime in Japan is tiny compared to other countries because they are a collective society that uses group pressure and guilt to keep their people in line and they give massive powers to their police and prosecutors to go after all criminals…their police can search you anytime for any reason….and their prosecutors can coerce confessions out of you…..

You could give every Japanese citizen a gun and let them carry it and they would still have a lower gun murder rate.

They have swords instead. Now if the blade is not covered you can be arrested.

Skilled in martial arts, you don't even need a sword.

 

[PaintMyHouse]

France bans guns? No.

pistols and fully automatic rifles..yes..........

Fully auto, yes, otherwise no.

"Earlier: According to the University of Sydney's Gun Policy website, gun control in France is categorized as "restrictive." Keep in mind that, unlike in the U.S., France does not have a "right to bear arms" — the right to privately own a gun is not protected by law. In order to purchase a firearm, one must first obtain a hunting or shooting sport license, which requires a psychological evaluation and regular renewal. Semi-automatic rifles that can hold more than three rounds, as well as rifles and handguns with military-grade calibers, require permits. Fully automatic weapons are completely illegal for civilians. If one purchases or possesses a gun illegally, the punishment is a maximum of seven years in prison, plus a fine."
Bustle

I just listed exactly what they do….all of the weapons used by the terrorists are illegal……and these guys were all known to the police so there is no way they could have passed any check for even hunting shotguns. And of course the bomb vests were illegal as well as the rocket launcher…..

All of a sudden, you guys have decided that Europe is no different than Texas when it comes to gun control….after years of telling us how wonderful their gun control laws are……try harder….

The only countries with good gun control are those that don't allow any. France isn't one of them.

Japan…again, it isn't their gun control that keeps gun crime down…all crime in Japan is tiny compared to other countries because they are a collective society that uses group pressure and guilt to keep their people in line and they give massive powers to their police and prosecutors to go after all criminals…their police can search you anytime for any reason….and their prosecutors can coerce confessions out of you…..

You could give every Japanese citizen a gun and let them carry it and they would still have a lower gun murder rate.

I am aware of their society, and their two gun murders a year, for over 100 million people.

 

[2aguy]

pistols and fully automatic rifles..yes..........

Fully auto, yes, otherwise no.

"Earlier: According to the University of Sydney's Gun Policy website, gun control in France is categorized as "restrictive." Keep in mind that, unlike in the U.S., France does not have a "right to bear arms" — the right to privately own a gun is not protected by law. In order to purchase a firearm, one must first obtain a hunting or shooting sport license, which requires a psychological evaluation and regular renewal. Semi-automatic rifles that can hold more than three rounds, as well as rifles and handguns with military-grade calibers, require permits. Fully automatic weapons are completely illegal for civilians. If one purchases or possesses a gun illegally, the punishment is a maximum of seven years in prison, plus a fine."
Bustle

I just listed exactly what they do….all of the weapons used by the terrorists are illegal……and these guys were all known to the police so there is no way they could have passed any check for even hunting shotguns. And of course the bomb vests were illegal as well as the rocket launcher…..

All of a sudden, you guys have decided that Europe is no different than Texas when it comes to gun control….after years of telling us how wonderful their gun control laws are……try harder….

The only countries with good gun control are those that don't allow any. France isn't one of them.

Japan…again, it isn't their gun control that keeps gun crime down…all crime in Japan is tiny compared to other countries because they are a collective society that uses group pressure and guilt to keep their people in line and they give massive powers to their police and prosecutors to go after all criminals…their police can search you anytime for any reason….and their prosecutors can coerce confessions out of you…..

You could give every Japanese citizen a gun and let them carry it and they would still have a lower gun murder rate.

I am aware of their society, and their two gun murders a year, for over 100 million people.

Because of their culture of non criminal behavior and their police state methods……..they can't even do stop and frisk for gang bangers in New York but any Japanese police officer can stop any citizen at anytime for any reason and search them…and if you are arrested in Japan you will be convicted for whatever you are accused of over 95% of the time……try those conviction rates in the states……that is how they keep gun murder low…..not gun control….people control.

 

[Pete7469]

Because of their culture of non criminal behavior and their police state methods……..they can't even do stop and frisk for gang bangers in New York but any Japanese police officer can stop any citizen at anytime for any reason and search them…and if you are arrested in Japan you will be convicted for whatever you are accused of over 95% of the time……try those conviction rates in the states……that is how they keep gun murder low…..not gun control….people control.

There is no way possible to prevent criminals from having access to guns.

If they have to learn how to manufacture guns they will do so.

The thing you can do is prevent criminals from having access to the public.

Such a simple concept can be grasped by a 5 year old, but getting a bed wetter to understand this is impossible because moonbats completely lack the capacity to think.

That's the bottom line.

 

[jon_berzerk]

"A rocket launcher, flak jackets, several pistols and a Kalashnikov assault rifle were among the cache of weapons seized in Lyon overnight."
Read more: French police launch series of anti-terror raids
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Chicken feed, truly.

so the weapons ban didnt stop that either

imagine that

thanks for the report leftard

There is no ban there, dumbass.

everything the terrorists used are banned......and the other long guns require strict regulation...far more than we have here.....

Guns in France — Firearms, gun law and gun control

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In France, private possession of semi-automatic assault weapons is permitted under license compare.


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In France, private possession of handguns (pistols and revolvers) is prohibited with only narrow exemptionsCompare

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In France, civilian possession of rifles and shotguns is regulated by law127 131 132 136133 134 130

so yes...all of the weapons they used are banned...and they were on terrorist watch lists and one of them had an arrest record so none of them could legally own even ordinary rifles and shotguns....and pistols were completely banned for them......as for almost all Frenchmen let alone those on watch lists and convicted criminals...

so you are wrong again...

Their gun control is not my gun control but that doesn't matter a damn, guns aren't banned there.

the guns the terrorists used are indeed banned in France you ninny

why do you lefties continually have to be so dishonest

as for other firearms it is nearly impossible for the law abiding to obtain

that it nearly a joke

 

[jon_berzerk]

"A rocket launcher, flak jackets, several pistols and a Kalashnikov assault rifle were among the cache of weapons seized in Lyon overnight."
Read more: French police launch series of anti-terror raids
Follow us: @MailOnline on Twitter | DailyMail on Facebook

Chicken feed, truly.

so the weapons ban didnt stop that either

imagine that

thanks for the report leftard

There is no ban there, dumbass.

everything the terrorists used are banned......and the other long guns require strict regulation...far more than we have here.....

Guns in France — Firearms, gun law and gun control

In France, civilians are not allowed to possess weapons of war, certain handguns and long guns, automatic firearms, firearms disguised as other objects, and armour-piercing, incendiary and expanding ammunitionCompare


Regulation of Automatic Weapons[/paste:font]
In France, private possession of fully automatic weapons is prohibitedCompare


Regulation of Semiautomatic Assault Weapons[/paste:font]
In France, private possession of semi-automatic assault weapons is permitted under license compare.


Regulation of Handguns[/paste:font]
In France, private possession of handguns (pistols and revolvers) is prohibited with only narrow exemptionsCompare

Law Regulates Long Guns[/paste:font]
In France, civilian possession of rifles and shotguns is regulated by law127 131 132 136133 134 130

so yes...all of the weapons they used are banned...and they were on terrorist watch lists and one of them had an arrest record so none of them could legally own even ordinary rifles and shotguns....and pistols were completely banned for them......as for almost all Frenchmen let alone those on watch lists and convicted criminals...

so you are wrong again...

on every level