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2/18/2018 1:12:06 AM
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It's not the tool, it's the user. A hammer can build a house for a homeless family, or cave in someone's skull.
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G U N S D O N T K I L L P E O P L E
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Correct. Admittedly, I'm of the mind that if our police are toting around 15-shot guns (like NYPD's Glock 19, LAPD's Beretta 92, etc), it's debatable whether civilians really need weapons that take 30, 50, or even 100-shot magazines. But problem is, the NRA is afraid to give an inch, lest their adversaries take a mile.
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I always liked that analogy. I am of the skeptical belief that is we compromise any small aspect of our rights they will be inevitability and completely stripped away.
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The 10-round limit set in 1994 actually did more good than harm. Yes, it set limits on magazine capacities, but it encouraged development of more powerful and size-efficient handguns. The .40, .357, and .45 calibers were big winners.
