It's strange because each state has their own laws. For instance, California decided that having a folding stock or pistol grip makes your weapon more deadly because that's how it works in the movies and video games or something. If you go to Nevada you can buy 100 round mags and such no problem. I personally think it's a little more restrictive than I'd like, considering the most legislation goes towards the weapons and weapon features the least used in crime. I think that suppressors should be less regulated, since their use in crime is so low it's not even reported by the FBI, and that banning high capacity magazines do nothing to stop mass killings, and some of the legislation like "no grenade launcher mounts" makes me think that some people are living in a cartoon world where bad guys all have AK-47s and RPGs.
There was in instance where WWII veterans successfully staged an uprising against local corruption of the government. It was in 1946 during a county's election. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_%281946%29) It's not necessarily the federal government that's evil, this county has had a history of corruption between its government, law enforcement, and richer supporters, and repeated fraud of voting kept the officials in place and in power. Sadly, it did take force to correct. Both sides of the conflict were lucky to have no casualties, and many of the veterans used their military weapons, such as the M1 Garand.Bhaalspawn said:Lately the big reason I support gun control is simply because of the number of paranoid lunatics who think that the US Government is some kind of tyranny waiting to happen. I'm no fan of the US, but they're not evil. These lunatics have no ground to stand on. They aren't going to spark some revolution. And even if they did...
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