To: E. Pluribus Unum
I bet Australia required gun registration, which made it easier to confiscate them.
There are a lot of unregistered guns in the US.
31 posted on
10/03/2015 7:24:33 PM PDT by
MUDDOG
To: MUDDOG
42 posted on
10/03/2015 7:32:21 PM PDT by
Cats Pajamas
(Romans 1:18-32 ..............God gave them over to a depraved mind, to do those things.....)
To: MUDDOG
Australia & UK indeed require registration of all privately held firearms, and this is what makes confiscation so simple:
“Turn them in, citizens, because you don’t want the police at your door seizing your guns and arresting you for noncompliance which makes you a criminal forever.”
Outside of NY, NJ, CA, CT, where FOID & registration of `assault’ weapons is mandatory, there are few registered guns in the U.S.
If the authorities want then to knock on every door in America in a random search for guns, it’s insurrection & civil war for sure.
51 posted on
10/03/2015 7:45:26 PM PDT by
elcid1970
(And then the kid said, "Hey lady, your sign fell off!")
To: MUDDOG
I bet Australia required gun registration, which made it easier to confiscate them. There are a lot of unregistered guns in the US.
Yes, they did . They all did. First full mandatory registration. Within a few years, confiscation. I don't think Barack wants to wait that long-he doesn't want to take a chance a conservative will get in and turn it around. He has always gotten what he wants, he will go for the brass ring soon.
54 posted on
10/03/2015 7:48:42 PM PDT by
Aut Pax Aut Bellum
(I love my dog, but a .45 is man's best friend...)
To: MUDDOG
Even law abiding citizens are buying guns from car trunks, they are legal, but not on some back ground check list. Usually done between friends.
107 posted on
10/03/2015 9:33:32 PM PDT by
GailA
(Those who break Promises to Our Troops, you won't keep them to anyone. Ret. SCPO's wife)
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