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That would sum up my discussion with siblings, nine in all, and only three are pro gun. One was lecturing me how more laws were needed, and no one needs an AR15. The conversation ended abruptly when I said I had eight of 'em. That was two years ago.I think if people aren't smart enough to see that three decades of gun control hasn't worked with 20,000 gun laws on the books nationwide And gun crime getting dramatically worse if you think a few more laws is gonna fix it you're just a dumb person, There's really nothing wrong with that there's a lot of you just try and do better
My dad couldn't have seen past his racism to protest GCA '68. In his prime, any law that would keep weapons out of the hands of n_____s or k_kes was a good law.I agree with your post except perhaps the ancestors part. Did your parents fight GCA '68?? AWB '94?? I doubt mine even knew it passed, and if they did, didn't care. Of my two grandparents that were alive in my lifetime, my grandmother probably thought NFA '34 was a good idea and my grandfather didn't care because he did what he wanted and to hell with the rest of the world, especially the "law". And what about our descendants?? No kids of my own, but nieces and nephews, none of whom have known a world without WA 594 and OR 941. If any of them get involved with firearms (I'm trying, but not getting very far) they won't have known anything else. A few more infringements in their lifetime won't seem any different than NFA '34 to our grandparents or GCA '68 to our folks.
Keep trying with the nieces and nephews.
Same. One of my kids voted yes anyway. Sigh....This go round, I asked my friends and family to vote no and explained why. They said that they would. I don't ask for much but when I do it's important to me.