beagle9
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. How does my definition in part there of not apply as well ? It's the same thing, but thanks for not addressing the post with a response that leads to solutions, but of course you didn't.. A machine gun wasn't created for accuracy, but instead was created for the spraying of bullet's in a wide swath, and in a super fast action in order to hit and mame as many as possible. The gatlin gun is the same. Do you think it right to allow gatlin guns to be sold legally at gun shows to anyone who passes a sketchy background check ?? You know in respect to the people who were slaughtered on that day, I think outlawing the bumpstock would have been a righteous gesture in regards to what took place on that day, and how exactly it was enabled to do the most damage on that day. To ignore it is to kick the can down the road, and this is what has been the case in this event after knowing what is known about the case now.. Listen now, you ain't talking to an idiot here, so please don't give me this bullcrap about the bumpstock saving lives. When you have thousands of people cornered in a corral with no where to run, do you think that Paddock gave a crap about accuracy ???? He knew what he was doing in his choosing of the weapons he used, and his choosing was as accurate as any one could have imagined.. What part of this don't you understand that when these things happen in such a tragic situation, that they are highly unique in nature ? This is why it forces the hand to look deeper into the entire event, and this is in order to make sure that such an event doesn't become a routine type event used by a population that has become so fractured, that it is almost impossible to know when or where the next event will occur. The only thing we can do is limit the damage by taking out some of the tools that made the horrific event so deadly. The bumpstock needs to go because it allowed the rate of fire to be so great that 58 souls lost their lives & 500 more we're maimed and injured in a 10 minute time span. That is unexceptable by any sane people's standards. Using time stats based upon crime in the country is a distraction that is used to cloud the issue.
The bump stock saved lives. His accuracy was diminished because of that stock. Paris has proven beyond doubt that you can't prevent anything from happening. Your laughable assertion that by banning the bump stock this would somehow have prevented this asshole from getting one is absurd. He planned this for months. I have talked at length with one of the lead FBI agents and he states that the asshole was researching the attack for at least half a year based on his google searches. Based on what law enforcement knows it would have been better to ban google than any of the other tools he used.
Yes, the bump stock saved lives. After his initial burst of fire when everyone was packed in like sardines, his hit rate plummeted. Had he not been using the bump stock he would have hit far more people. Further the bump stock caused his weapon to jam at least twice that we know of, and the usage of the bump stock wears the shooter out very quickly, there was a long pause as he was resting, that is all thanks to the bump stock.
I am not claiming you're an idiot, but you don't know how bump stocks work, their reliability issues, and the loss of accuracy when guns are fired full auto.
Man you really don't know anything do you? Have you ever read a treatise on infantry combat? Clearly you have not. A machinegun is designed to lay down fire, to keep the enemies head down, so that your infantry can maneuver to the enemy's flank and attack from the side. How about you read some actual tactical manuals before you make a complete fool of yourself again.