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To: JD_UTDallas

Your points are all valid, but at the end of the day...if nut-case ‘larry’ wants to go out in the trailer-park and shoot twelve people, with just a single-shot Derringer, he can probably do the job. I don’t think this crowd grasps that or intend to go and make Derringers into forbidden guns or associate them as ‘assault-Derringers’.


7 posted on 03/17/2021 7:25:55 AM PDT by pepsionice
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To: pepsionice

Charles Whitman did quite a job from the Texas University Tower back in 1966, using a Remington 700 bolt action 6MM rifle.

But if you really want to take out a lot of people use the method Julio Gonzalez did when he burned The Happy Land dance club. One match and a gallon of gasoline.

Rest assured if such massacres happened today there would be an outcry to ban the rifle but not the gasoline.


15 posted on 03/17/2021 7:38:44 AM PDT by Ruy Dias de Bivar ((Democrats have declared us to be THE OBSOLETE MAN in the Twilight Zone.))
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To: pepsionice

That’s not the point, public safety was and is never the point of disarming a population. Humans are very effective murdering machines. We have the innate ability to to craft ever increasingly effective ways of killing each other. If a person is bent on murder in a mass scale they will succeed. a firearm should be the last choice for a mass casualty event. There is so many more effective means for someone of intelligence. Joe shootem up is a suicidal loon usualy a coward who has a complex and needs validation before checking out. True sociopaths intend to live and keep killing for the sport of it.


17 posted on 03/17/2021 7:39:20 AM PDT by JD_UTDallas ("Veni Vidi Vici" )
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