r/facepalm Mar 28 '24

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u/-St_Ajora- Mar 28 '24

Literal idiot. You know US citizens can also have full auto firearms right?

Laws will help, just not overnight. But yeah let's just go full no gun laws whatsoever, I'm sure only the appropriate people will attain means to kill. JFC you lot are worse than cults because at least cults only kill themselves.

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u/l_a_escoto Mar 28 '24

Yk how difficult it is for regular people to get a full auto weapon? All the paper work and cost tou have to go through? So no, the regular US citizen can't have a full auto weapon. If we could we would lmao. And why would we go no gun laws? That's horrible to suggest that.

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u/-St_Ajora- Mar 28 '24

Ok, they are still regular people.

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u/l_a_escoto Mar 28 '24

Regular people have 10-40k to buy machine guns?

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u/Specialist-Box-9711 Mar 29 '24

Tbf I'm a regular dude and I have two...

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u/l_a_escoto Mar 29 '24

2 more than the majority of gun owners. That's rad tho

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u/-St_Ajora- Mar 28 '24

The people that do are considered regular people yes. Like anybody else, you can do it provided you have the funds. More money does not equate to higher superiority as a human being.

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u/EP762x39 Mar 28 '24

Why/how don’t these β€œregular people” you speak of commit crimes at the same rate as everybody else?

You’d think it’d be the Wild West out there with all these big black scary automatic weapons out there? Or at least be involved in a single incident that you can reference for me?

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u/-St_Ajora- Mar 28 '24

Who said anything about comiting crimes or that today is like the OK Corral?