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The government wants to take away my AK-47!! Clearly this means we are all being oppressed and need to riot in the streets. Who wants to go on a shooting rampage with me? /obvious sarcasm
Holy cats. Everyone needs to take a chill pill and realize what is happening. Yes. They want to ban the possession of assault weapons. No. They don't want to quarter troops in our homes and over tax our tea. This is a simple case of the government doing what it was designed to do: protect us from ourselves.
I am a redneck, country girl in blood and soul. I love me some ammunition. The smell of gunpowder should be a perfume. Hunting is a serious passion that I wish I could indulge in more. That said, I think they should limit our access to these assault weapons. I see no reason that anyone should own one. What's the point? Are you gonna take down a deer with an Uzi? Not if you plan you eat it. If someone is robbing your house is there a difference between grabbing your rifle and grabbing your M16? Yes. The latter will do the job and cost you thousands in remodelling.
The second amendment was put in place so we could protect ourselves and hunt. There is no arguable reason (other than the zombie invasion) to own an assault weapon. I will site the wackos who have shot up schools and families for no good reason. Sorry Anne Frank, but all people are NOT inherently good. We are unstable crackpots who need supervision. I will always believe that. I hate to admit this, but if that means limits on the firearms I can buy, so be it. Mass killings and useless violence needs to slow down. And other than the recent event in Pittsburgh, that's what it shall do.
After that jaded remark I will also add that I don't believe giving the government an inch will incline them to take the mile. This will always be a government of the people, for the people. We still have a voice. But we all have to remember that the state of the world is terrible and people are trying to fix it any way they can. Change does not always mean the death of the American Way. We all need to make sacrifices for the greater good. AIG is a great example of how not to do that.
America, we need to hand over our assault weapons and calm the hell down. Innocent people are dying at the hand of lax laws and careless judgments. No one is coming over to pry the hunting rifle from our hands. And if they do, put up a fight then. This economy is teaching us many lessons. Today's lesson: Pick your battles.
(Pun intended.)