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![]() "Cecil Chapman" wrote in message . com... But Jeff, the words hearken back to the situation that they arose from - They had guns and when they wanted to oust the British control this was INDEED handy! The second amendment just recognizes that it was important for its' citizens to have access to guns in order to have a militia to call, in times of threat. It is more than just handy. It ensures our other liberties. I go back to what I said before. The average citizen has NO need to have armor piercing bullets (or rounds that will effectively do the same). Any cop-friend will tell you is to get a shotgun for home protection, you just point in the 'general direction' and you'll hit the intruder. Handguns are just fine, too and I have had NO problem with the notion of registration - though I would be remiss to point out that many crimes are committed with stolen weapons, anyways. No ****. Crimes are committed by criminals. All the anti gun laws in the world aren't going to stop them. I've just been saying that Joe Bob down the street doesn't need a shoulder fired missile, armor piercing bullets, automatic weapons to defend his/her home. Unless he is out in the woods and up against some real bad-assed deer named Rambo grin. You're an idiot. Who are you tto make up this crap about what another person needs or wants? Ownership is not the problem - it never was. The problem is the criminals. What I DO agree with is that some of the legislation tries to blur the line between automatic (already illegal) and semiautomatic. According to one piece of legislation that almost went through out here in California, a simple Marlin .22 rifle was going to be declared illegal because it had a magazine that carried the specified amount of rounds - that kind of thinking was absurd and even here in California that part of the legislation got tossed out on its' butt. But,,,, an AK-47??? Joe Citizen has NO needs for that. I have an "AK-47" or rather the semi auto version from Romania. It is no more lethal (in fact less so) than a decent hunting rifle. What people seem to object to is the appearance of it. Do you have any idea what you are talking about? -- -- =----- Good Flights! Cecil PP-ASEL-IA Student - CP-ASEL Check out my personal flying adventures from my first flight to the checkride AND the continuing adventures beyond! Complete with pictures and text at: www.bayareapilot.com "I fly because it releases my mind from the tyranny of petty things." - Antoine de Saint-Exupery - "We who fly, do so for the love of flying. We are alive in the air with this miracle that lies in our hands and beneath our feet" - Cecil Day Lewis - |
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