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I wonder if a very high federal sales tax on AR-15 type weapons would cut down future sales like it did for cigarettes. 

 

Now there is a small add on device to change a glock pistol to full auto

A switch, or Glock switch, is a quarter-sized device that slides into the back of a handgun and converts it into an automatic weapon. “It'll expend as many rounds as in the magazine with one trigger pull,” North Charleston Police Lt. Fred Hoose says.

 

Law enforcement says people are 3D printing Glock switches. They’re also getting them online and from overseas and then distributing them throughout the U.S.

“ATF had a nationwide case in 2020 where we figured out that one particular company had smuggled over 4,000 of these into the country,” Godsave says.

 

https://www.live5news.com/2022/09/02/tiny-illegal-device-turning-handguns-into-automatic-weapons-popping-up-around-lowcountry/

 

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9 minutes ago, ALF said:

I wonder if a very high federal sales tax on AR-15 type weapons would cut down future sales like it did for cigarettes. 

 

Now there is a small add on device to change a glock pistol to full auto

A switch, or Glock switch, is a quarter-sized device that slides into the back of a handgun and converts it into an automatic weapon. “It'll expend as many rounds as in the magazine with one trigger pull,” North Charleston Police Lt. Fred Hoose says.

https://www.live5news.com/2022/09/02/tiny-illegal-device-turning-handguns-into-automatic-weapons-popping-up-around-lowcountry/

 


I absolutely disagree with the tax especially if it’s a federal tax.  A tax like that needs to stay local. 

4 minutes ago, BillStime said:


lol - I already addressed your pathetic question in comments to Levi. You are purposely choosing not to acknowledge them because it destroys your argument. 


No my argument absolutely stands.  The red state crime rates are skewed via concentration of crime in blue governed cities.  

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5 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:


I absolutely disagree with the tax especially if it’s a federal tax.  A tax like that needs to stay local. 


No my argument absolutely stands.  The red state crime rates are skewed via concentration of crime in blue governed cities.  

 

Oh, SO YOU DID READ MY COMMENTS - jfc - lmao

 

Yeah, those blue cities have to play the rules set out by those red state legislatures.

 

And btw - go look up the crime in rural areas in red states - absolute poverty leads to crime.

 

Bottom line: RED STATES SUCK and I'm tired of my TAX dollars going to those states to bail them out.

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, BillStime said:

 

Oh, SO YOU DID READ MY COMMENTS - jfc - lmao

 

Yeah, those blue cities have to play the rules set out by those red state legislatures.

 

And btw - go look up the crime in rural areas in red states - absolute poverty leads to crime.

 

Bottom line: RED STATES SUCK and I'm tired of my TAX dollars going to those states to bail them out.

 

 

 


I did not read your post it’s common knowledge. And no.…cities have their own laws, underfunded law enforcement and lax DA’s.   How do you explain crime in blue cities in blue states such as SF/LA/Seattle/Philly etc etc? 
 

Are you ***** wrong on everything?

 

If you don’t like your tax dollars being used in other states maybe you need to move out of the US because that’s how things work here. 

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Buffalo! 

 

https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/21/us/buffalo-lawsuit-firearm-manufacturers/index.html

 

The city of Buffalo, New York, filed a lawsuit against several gun manufacturers and distributors Tuesday, alleging they fueled violence in the city by making or providing “thousands of firearms recovered in crimes committed in the City of Buffalo and New York State.”

The suit filed in the Erie County branch of New York’s Supreme Court alleges firearm companies like Smith and Wesson, Beretta, Remington, Glock, and Bushmaster as well as what the lawsuit terms “ghost gun companies,” including Arm or Ally and Polymer80, contributed to a condition “that endangers the safety and health of the public” of the city.

“Members of our community have suffered too much and for too long from gun violence,” Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown said at a news conference Tuesday. “We must do everything we can to decrease gun violence. Enabling the possession of illegal guns destroys lives and deeply affects our neighborhoods, especially in Black and Brown communities.”

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Just now, Tiberius said:

Buffalo! 

 

https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/21/us/buffalo-lawsuit-firearm-manufacturers/index.html

 

The city of Buffalo, New York, filed a lawsuit against several gun manufacturers and distributors Tuesday, alleging they fueled violence in the city by making or providing “thousands of firearms recovered in crimes committed in the City of Buffalo and New York State.”

The suit filed in the Erie County branch of New York’s Supreme Court alleges firearm companies like Smith and Wesson, Beretta, Remington, Glock, and Bushmaster as well as what the lawsuit terms “ghost gun companies,” including Arm or Ally and Polymer80, contributed to a condition “that endangers the safety and health of the public” of the city.

“Members of our community have suffered too much and for too long from gun violence,” Buffalo Mayor Byron W. Brown said at a news conference Tuesday. “We must do everything we can to decrease gun violence. Enabling the possession of illegal guns destroys lives and deeply affects our neighborhoods, especially in Black and Brown communities.”

Um.  Them Violent criminals they got them from, did not buy them from said gun manufacturers. or even from a legitimate gun store.

 

When has buffalo police even found a ghost gun in a crime?

 

This is no different than the state wasting our tax dollars on moronic anti-gun laws that are only going to get struck down by the courts and make people less safe.

 

 

 

 

 

here is a crazy Idea for Buffalo. Charge Illegal possession of a gun to the max level in the NYS penal code vs the current process of catch and release for possession.

 

 

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30 minutes ago, Chris farley said:

Um.  Them Violent criminals they got them from, did not buy them from said gun manufacturers. or even from a legitimate gun store.

 

When has buffalo police even found a ghost gun in a crime?

 

This is no different than the state wasting our tax dollars on moronic anti-gun laws that are only going to get struck down by the courts and make people less safe.

 

 

 

 

 

here is a crazy Idea for Buffalo. Charge Illegal possession of a gun to the max level in the NYS penal code vs the current process of catch and release for possession.

 

 

I don’t know why it’s so easy for violent criminals to get guns in this country. It’s like operation chaos or something. Evil people that enjoy seeing murders happen 

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47 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:


I did not read your post it’s common knowledge. And no.…cities have their own laws, underfunded law enforcement and lax DA’s.   How do you explain crime in blue cities in blue states such as SF/LA/Seattle/Philly etc etc? 
 

Are you ***** wrong on everything?

 

If you don’t like your tax dollars being used in other states maybe you need to move out of the US because that’s how things work here. 


You’re telling me city laws supersede state laws?

 

WRONG

 

When there is a conflict of interest between a state law and a local law, the state law takes precedence.

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

I don’t know why it’s so easy for violent criminals to get guns in this country. It’s like operation chaos or something. Evil people that enjoy seeing murders happen 

Isn’t the appropriate question why there are so many violent criminals in this country? 

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3 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Guns make it easier to be violent, that's for sure. 

 

1 minute ago, SoCal Deek said:

So you’re saying if I could get my hands on a gun, I’d be more likely to become a criminal? Sounds like chicken and egg to me. 

I think he's saying as soon as you touch a gun, violent thoughts come to mind.

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6 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

So you’re saying if I could get my hands on a gun, I’d be more likely to become a criminal? Sounds like chicken and egg to me. 

Did I say that? No. But you said it 

 

But a criminal is more likely to be violent with a gun, you can't agree because of political blinders, I know 

3 minutes ago, Westside said:

 

I think he's saying as soon as you touch a gun, violent thoughts come to mind.

I think you are mentally on the level of a 6th grader 

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Just now, Tiberius said:

Did I say that? No. But you said it 

 

But a criminal is more likely to be violent with a gun, you can't agree because of political blinders, I know 

Wrong. As I’ve said many times, I’m not a gun guy. I’m also not a criminal! Maybe we should spend more time dealing with why these kids are so apt to choose crime. Huh? 

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Just now, Tiberius said:

This is not about you. 

Why isn’t it?
 

Did you go in a store this week? I’m betting you did. Did you steal anything? 

 

Did you walk past someone carrying a purse or package? I’m betting you did. Did you mug them? 
 

Should I go on? 

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8 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

Why isn’t it?
 

Did you go in a store this week? I’m betting you did. Did you steal anything? 

 

Did you walk past someone carrying a purse or package? I’m betting you did. Did you mug them? 
 

Should I go on? 

So? 

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7 minutes ago, SoCal Deek said:

Why isn’t it?
 

Did you go in a store this week? I’m betting you did. Did you steal anything? 

 

Did you walk past someone carrying a purse or package? I’m betting you did. Did you mug them? 
 

Should I go on? 

Since Tibs and the progressive cult have done such a swell job of taking care of the poor in blue cities, they will now focus on keeping gun owners safe from themselves. It's Tibs new years resolution for 2023. 

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