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Il'l open the can of worms :!:
It seems like there is a slight movement after the last shooting in Oregon to get some form of gun control in the US, is it going to peter out like all other movements or will there be any changes made :?:
Anyone really think your own governement is out to "get you" by restricting gun ownership, especially with assault weapons and handguns?
Did Australia do the right thing by banning all restricted weapons and really reducing the number of guns in circulation?
Jim Jeffries had a bit on this very subject, he makes very good points http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2vkgx8
As a Canadian, I am appaled by the number of shootings in the US, I'm not saying it NEVER happens outside the US, but if the odds of winning the lottery were as good as the odds of getting shot, I would bet on US lotteries compared to Canadian ones.
Jean
It seems like there is a slight movement after the last shooting in Oregon to get some form of gun control in the US, is it going to peter out like all other movements or will there be any changes made :?:
Anyone really think your own governement is out to "get you" by restricting gun ownership, especially with assault weapons and handguns?
Did Australia do the right thing by banning all restricted weapons and really reducing the number of guns in circulation?
Jim Jeffries had a bit on this very subject, he makes very good points http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x2vkgx8
As a Canadian, I am appaled by the number of shootings in the US, I'm not saying it NEVER happens outside the US, but if the odds of winning the lottery were as good as the odds of getting shot, I would bet on US lotteries compared to Canadian ones.
Jean