Ghost of a Rider
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The manufacturer's rules pertain only to how to sell the product to garner sales. It is not within the purview of the manufacturer to dictate who to sell to anyway. That responsibility falls to the state or federal government. It is understood by both the seller and the manufacturer that the seller will abide by state and federal law and conduct the proper background checks and whatnot. Once again, point not made.
Your opinion on the culpability of the manufacturer is irrelevant. The law is the law and by law, only the dealer is ultimately responsible to sell the product responsibly direct to the customer.
One more time- when you put a military grade weapon on the civilian market and link it's ownership to "Manliness", you are making a statement about the kind of person you want to get it.
The AR-15 is not military grade, it only looks like it is. That's why people buy them. Also, they can market the damn thing any way they want, provided it's not false advertising.
The AR-15 is no different from any other semiautomatic rifle such as .22s, M1As, M14s and the like. Each of these rifles can fire just as fast and do just as much damage, if not more, as the AR. But they don't look like military weapons so you ignore them.
When you are selling not a hunting weapons but a military weapon based on the fears of a Nancy Lanza (who again, was nuts) you are making a decision.
Nuts or no, Nancy Lanza's not the one who killed people with it.
You make much of Nancy Lanza's supposed craziness and you've vilified everyone except the one person who pulled the trigger. Why is that? Why do you have this irrational need to condemn the entire village for the acts of the town drunk? It's what you did with rich people, you did it with Sandmann and Catholics and you're doing it now.
The Jury will look at those crime scene photos, and that will be pretty much the end of that case. Personally, I wish every time an NRA stooge gets on TV, they split screen him with those crime scene photos...
Of course you do.
I had to tell you twice that I don't own a Bible because you don't pay attention to what you read and you have this insane mantra repeating in your head: "Bibles, guns, queers and darkies. Bibles, guns, queers and darkies. Bibles, guns...". So forgive me if I don't respond to this idiocy.
Whatever, I've made my point.
Um, no, you haven't. The only point you've made is that you hate rich people so much you'll blame them for anything and everything.
Without fear, the GOP would have nothing.
Look who's talking. You're afraid of a gun that just looks like a military weapon.
This from a guy who blames entire groups of people for the acts of a few. You peddle so much fear and hate that the KKK would probably love to hire you for public relations and propaganda. You're a hate group all by yourself.
Given your hatred of Catholics, I'd say you're the one with religious fears.
Yes, I do worry you guys will try to impose a theocracy on the rest of us....
Who's "you guys"? As I told you twice already, I'm an atheist. The last thing I want is a theocracy. Just can't let that narrative go, can you?
like when Mike Pence threw that poor Indian woman in prison after she had a miscarriage.
She had the miscarriage because she tried to abort her own child. Dumbass.
Isn't that precisely what pro-gun control advocates are after? I don't know what Obama had to say on the matter but it's well known by everyone that candidates like O'Rourke want to take AR-15 type firearms. And you and I both know that if that happens, handguns are next; "Well, we've come this far, might as well take the next step." Once they get their foot in the door they won't stop. You know this as well as I do.
You talk like this is a bad thing. I can't think of a good reason why your average citizen should own a gun, must less one like the AR-15, which was designed for battlefields.
No one asked you to come up with a reason so, nothing ventured, nothing gained.
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