Repeating firearms were produced less than a hundred years after

#110 - thatscrewedupkid

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(02/23/2013) [-]

what part of shall not be infringed do people not understand?

#129 to #110 - anon id: 01ae32b5

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(02/23/2013) [-]

Libtards aren't very good at reading comprehension.

#113 to #110 - nightstar

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The part where they already are.

Go try to buy a fully automatic.
Try not registering a gun.

I do agree though. It is very plain, and fitting it is listed 2nd after only the free expression of ideas.

#154 to #113 - moofinbanana

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Depending on the state, all you need is a Permit for a Fully Automatic and some states don't register guns anyway.

#136 to #113 - thereisaguy

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Well not all states require registration but yeah there are limits on automatic.

#123 to #113 - drewvinator

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if only they had known what guns would become..

#133 to #123 - anon id: 4aded18f

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Yeah, because they never thought guns would evolve ever.

#137 to #133 - drewvinator

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if you are telling me that they could have predicted the kind of weapons we have now, you are ******* retarded. Go crawl back under your uneducated rock somewhere, and take a ******* history class for christs sake.

#144 to #137 - anon id: 2dd9160d

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Machine guns were put into use during the industrial revolution right around 1840-1850. 1850 -1776= 74 years. If it took 74 for the militarized imperialist to use them they were probably being used before that and were in the makings even earlier. If Benjamin Franklin and the rest of the gang couldn't figure out what guns were going to be like, we may have bigger problems. There's your mother ******* history class. Bitch.

#140 to #137 - anon id: 4aded18f

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Repeating firearms were produced less than a hundred years after the declaration of independance, and yeah considering china created a repeating arrow launcher a thousand years before, it's not a ******* stretch of the imagination that the smartest people of a ******* generation would go, someone is going to improve the fire rate on this thing, because people did within their lifetimes.

#143 to #140 - drewvinator

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"Oh yeah, I bet we will be able to carry around multiple fully automatic weapons on our person that can shoot hundreds of yards with incredible accuracy."
Thomas Jefferson
Dam. Just found this quote. Guess you're right.

#145 to #143 - anon id: 4aded18f

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Implying the average man has a full auto weapon, and they're rifles were known to kill out to 1000 yards, 300 less than your average AR.

#148 to #145 - anon id: 4aded18f

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(02/23/2013) [-]

their*

#147 to #145 - drewvinator

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Their.

#149 to #147 - anon id: 4aded18f

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Got it brah, way to not address the points though.

#150 to #149 - drewvinator

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You just called me a bitch lol, you are a kid. I am done with this.

#156 to #150 - anon id: 91d1ec0a

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(02/23/2013) [-]

At least you can tell when you lost

#152 to #150 - anon id: 4aded18f

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(02/23/2013) [-]

Different anon, but way to puss out after losing a argument.

#216 to #152 - drewvinator

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(02/23/2013) [-]

doubt it.