[caww]

In 1776 we didn’t have semi-automatic weapons in the hands of kids going into schools shooting other kids.

[precisionshootist]

"In 1776 we didn’t have semi-automatic weapons in the hands of kids going into schools shooting other kids."

We also didn't have cable news, radio and the internet but somehow this is still protected by "freedom of the press" and "freedom on speech"

Good grief you are hopeless.

[Axenolith]

We also hadn’t had 50+ years of progressive douchebags destroying the education system and nuclear family. If anything that progression of erosion of the republic is all the more reason to get as many AR-15’s into the hands of sane, drug free 18-21 year olds as we can...

[BlackbirdSST]

In 1776 we didn’t have semi-automatic weapons in the hands of kids going into schools shooting other kids.

This thread turned you into a NASCAR driver...left turn, left turn, left turn.

[Kickaha]

In 1976 there were plenty of semi-automatic weapons in the hands of kids and we didn’t have them going into schools and shooting other kids. Your argument is weak.

[lepton]

It might surprise you that the Founders actually did wide-ranging studies on firearms and firearm policies before concluding that what was the Swiss Model at the time, should be a part the Bill of Rights.

[Kickaha]

Semi-autos have been available for well over a hundred years. John Kasich’s dad would have delivered one right to your door, no questions asked.